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I think the use of .ini files is exceptionally appropriate for systemd. The developers are at there most transparent here, it is essentially them saying “we wan
by throwaway17_17 7y ago
I think the use of .ini files is exceptionally appropriate for systemd. The developers are at there most transparent here, it is essentially them saying “we want to be Windows, we want to be the ones who control your system, we make the decisions and you should be thankful that insightful, expert, never ever ever wrong developers like us grace you with this software.” (Obvious fake quote, is obvious)
I know the sarcasm is heavy there, but the attitude of the developers of systemd seems to be honestly geared in this direction. So, Of course they use .ini files on Unix, because they want the same sort of mono monster, one true path OS that Windows has.
- kazinator 7y ago> we want to be Windows You mean, we want to be nice Windows, before the Registry?
- CameronNemo 7y agoFwiw systemd definitely does not use ini files. It uses some weird scripting language that looks sort of like ini but has logical operators, clear statements, and the ability to assign multiple values to one key.