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As an admin and desktop user I like systemd. I have to write less config and less boilerplate code to shore up dependencies across networking, mounts, and thing
by deadbunny 6y ago
As an admin and desktop user I like systemd. I have to write less config and less boilerplate code to shore up dependencies across networking, mounts, and things like DNS than I did back in the sysv days. That time saving enables me to get on with other, more useful things.