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All I've got to say is that I'm glad the BSDs make decent workstations even though desktop isn't their primary use case. Because I'm reading this and thinking,
by Porthos9K 7y ago
All I've got to say is that I'm glad the BSDs make decent workstations even though desktop isn't their primary use case. Because I'm reading this and thinking, "Oh, hell no."
I'm reacting like this because I honestly don't get it. Why does systemd need a subsystem that touches /home?
- cat199 7y ago> Why does systemd need a subsystem that touches /home? because they haven't written one that touches home yet?
- theamk 7y agoIt is all described in the first slides, I’d summarize it as “encrypted decentralized roaming profile”. It’s a pretty specialized feature - I’d myself would not want to use it. But I can think of some situations where this can be very handy. And from the practical standpoint, it is not that bad. As far as files access goes, it is compatible with everything, and quering password db will also work. The only thing that changed is how you create interactive users, and it’s not like it was standardized before.
- Porthos9K 7y agoI think I get it now. This is for corporate desktop, not necessarily personal use.