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The more you have to deal with systemd, the more you hate it. I wrote maybe two dozens of unit files at this point and can't take seriously any praise of system
by zzzcpan 7y ago
The more you have to deal with systemd, the more you hate it. I wrote maybe two dozens of unit files at this point and can't take seriously any praise of systemd anymore, I immediately assume such people don't actually do anything with it beyond starting and stopping services.
- ReidZB 7y agoI don't mind systemd and I've administered a lot of stuff with it at this point, well beyond just start/stopping services -- I've written plenty of unit files, written drop-in unit file overrides, written timer units, written auto-mount units, looked at startup timing profiles, debugged issues using journalctl, etc. If I had to guess, it's probably because I've never ran into any of the weird systemd problems that I see people report sometimes. For me, it's always pretty much just worked, and more often than not it natively has the functionality that I want. My largest complaint is that I have to bounce across several manpages to write a comprehensive unit file.