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> I am annoyed by the redundant "systemd/system" directory name It's not redundant, you also have /etc/systemd/user (and /lib/systemd/user) where units that ru
by Denvercoder9 2y ago
> I am annoyed by the redundant "systemd/system" directory name
It's not redundant, you also have /etc/systemd/user (and /lib/systemd/user) where units that run in the user context (as opposed to system-wide context) are stored.
- godelski 2y agoIt's also worth noting that this is a fairly standard pattern in /etc / | etc | | fail2ban | | | action.d | | | fail2band.d | | | filter.d | | | jail.d | | ssh | | | ssh_config | | | sshd_config | | systemd | | | network # network wide context | | | nspawn # containers | | | system # system wide context | | | user # user wide context Personally I like it more than / | etc | | cron.d | | cron.daily | | cron.hourly | | cron.monthly | | cron.weekly | | ... | | firewall | | firewalld Keeps things less cluttered. Hierarchical categorization is >> than lateral
- cyberax 2y agoIt could have been named 'global' instead of 'system'.