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> enabled (as in activated) Not understanding the difference between these is likely part of the problem here.
by JdeBP 8y ago
> enabled (as in activated)
Not understanding the difference between these is likely part of the problem here.
- bubblethink 8y agoIt's not really the user's fault though. If you really want to make sure that something else doesn't start it, you need to mask the service. But then, you can't start it either. What you really need is "disabled unless I start it". I don't think there is a state like that.