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The idea is probably that the service manager (systemd) manages the NSs for the applications contained therein. systemd of course doesn't have to check it's own

by dom0 10y ago

The idea is probably that the service manager (systemd) manages the NSs for the applications contained therein. systemd of course doesn't have to check it's own privileges.

bandrami 10y ago
GNU PIES, however, does check its own privileges. I have no idea why it didn't get a harder look during the init wars. I get that Shepherd "isn't there yet", but IMO Pies is.
ori_b 10y ago
But the binaries I want this on aren't services.