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Is that a question? I think you missed the point on this one.
by knorker 7y ago
Is that a question? I think you missed the point on this one.
- m463 7y ago> > Does it actually solve a problem? > encrypted home directories? This is something that isn't widely available on personal systems that would be supported by this change. I should note I think the idea of systemd is valid, but I am not a fan of the implementation. (binary log files? disorganized configuration directories?)
- knorker 7y agoAll my workstations/laptops (at home and at work) have encrypted root filesystem, which includes /home. So… this has not been a problem for 99%+ of users for like 20 years. I do like the idea of some parts of systemd. Like structured logging. I'm so sick of every single tool having its own logging format. Some multi line, some not. Some using UTC, some not. Some making up their own BS date format, etc…