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The man pages that ship with systemd seem very thorough to me. The problem is rather that they're very thorough in the first place. They're a very hard, lengthy
by beefhash 7y ago
The man pages that ship with systemd seem very thorough to me. The problem is rather that they're very thorough in the first place. They're a very hard, lengthy read and you kind of require to understand all of it before things begin to make sense.
- goatinaboat 7y agoAgreed, what’s lacking is documentation on how the many, many options can interact with each other. Today I wanted to get systemctl list-unit-files give me the full path to each file. Couldn’t figure it out.
- bashinator 7y agoThat's exactly the point the article is making. In addition to the comprehensive documentation, systemd users need best practices for a good range of common-to-uncommon use cases.