Ok I'll give you that. Also up vote for the pedantic retort. Well written, and I don't know Greek, so I learned something new. Look at the docs for something l

Ok I'll give you that. Also up vote for the pedantic retort. Well written, and I don't know Greek, so I learned something new. Look at the docs for something like systemd-service or -exec or -tmpfiles, etc. You found one that as bad. I'm sure you can find a few more. Now find docs for some random 1000 line shell scripts that aren't the code. At least there is a very obvious and consistent way to set the ulimit for my services, even if they don't support pam_limits via systemd, or an obvious way to extend the start script without hacking up the init file, etc. Please allow me to rephrase and say the documentation overall is so far ahead of th documentation for any implementation of init scripts and sysvinit it isn't funny. And this is coming from someone who spent most of his career as a UNIX / Linux SysAdmin.