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It kind of undermines the point of systemd if people understand it.
by neuroelectron 1y ago
It kind of undermines the point of systemd if people understand it.
- c0balt 1y agoIdk, for packaging software and hardening existing services it is good. systemd basically just gives you a unified interface to the different knobs of the kernel, that would otherwise have to be adjusted via scripting. That does seem to fit within the service startup/manager goal.