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I'm an end user. As an end user I don't mind SystemD for writing / managing service unit files. I often find the restart policies and one time only jobs useful
by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I'm an end user.
As an end user I don't mind SystemD for writing / managing service unit files. I often find the restart policies and one time only jobs useful especially in cloud with automated deployments. My feelings on SystemD as end user are neutral, it does have some useful things but I understand some of peoples grievances with it.
On the other side I have some OpenBSD systems and the simplicity of OpenBSD service management just being plain bash files is really pleasing to use if anything because of the simplicity and power/functionality it provides without actually doing much itself.
- tannhaeuser 7y agoCongrats on "getting" the Unix philosophy! Nit: OpenBSD uses ksh not bash