Well, his 'Extreme edition' is actually not so extreme. This is how Debian base installation looks like.
A server can perfectly run without dbus, accountsservice, logind, policykit and acpid. And, unlike he wrote, timesyncd NTP synchronization works well without dbus.
(Debian base has also cron and rsyslog running by default, for legacy reasons.)
A server can perfectly run without dbus, accountsservice, logind, policykit and acpid. And, unlike he wrote, timesyncd NTP synchronization works well without dbus.
(Debian base has also cron and rsyslog running by default, for legacy reasons.)