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It can kill process based on memory scanning. Imagine systemd was getting killed at every boot? An issue might not be as universal as on windows, because some
by prmoustache 2y ago
It can kill process based on memory scanning. Imagine systemd was getting killed at every boot?
An issue might not be as universal as on windows, because some distros do things differently like not using glibc, or systemd, or whatever. Yet there are some baselines common to the most popular ones.