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the -d suffix is traditionally for service daemons. SystemD is not a service daemon. Lowercase is a UNIX convention. SystemD does not have a UNIX approach. Si
by craigsmansion 7y ago
the -d suffix is traditionally for service daemons. SystemD is not a service daemon.
Lowercase is a UNIX convention. SystemD does not have a UNIX approach.
Since SystemD is not a Unix service daemon it shouldn't be spelled "systemd" to prevent confusion.
- eropple 7y agoThis is...bizarre. Should I pejoratively call you "CRaIg" because I think you don't match up to my standards of what a Craig, or even a craig, is? Is that okay? I don't think it's okay. Names have meaning. It is a really minor bit of respect to use them correctly.
- yellowapple 7y agoI think you replied to the wrong comment.
- craigsmansion 7y agoI don't follow. As you state yourself, "names have meaning". By conventions the developers actively disregard, the meaning of the name "systemd" implies several things that the program is not.