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"Because the Portable Service concepts introduces zero new metadata and just builds on existing security and resource bundling features of systemd it's implemen
by donbright 8y ago
"Because the Portable Service concepts introduces zero new metadata and just builds on existing security and resource bundling features of systemd it's implemented in a set of distinct tools, relatively disconnected from the rest of systemd. "
clearly, this is a messy situation. lots of different pieces doing different things in different ways. in order to harmonize this, and simplify it, I believe we need to have systemdd, a daemon for systemd, so that all of it's various pieces can be in one, neat, centralized location.
- chris_wot 8y agoWhat a ridiculous comment. Keeping these tools relatively decoupled is a good thing.
- dogecoinbase 8y agoI can't speak for the GP, but I believe their comment is parody. Keeping tools decoupled is, of course, very good -- systemd is the antithesis of that norm.
- chris_wot 8y agoAh, if it was sarcasm then apologies - it's not something that one can easily pick up through text.
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