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The example is because SystemD rejects POSIX as a standard. Whenever Pottering decides something is better, POSIX is tossed out the window.
by kevin_b_er 7y ago
The example is because SystemD rejects POSIX as a standard. Whenever Pottering decides something is better, POSIX is tossed out the window.
- catalogia 7y agoIt's deeper than that. Rejection of POSIX is the reason SystemD is Linux only; Pottering rejects POSIX compatibility and gives the finger to anything other than Linux. But in this case SystemD failed to even adhere to the [non]spec of "what Linux supports."