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The only people I see defending systemd is normally due to baseless claims. My personal issue with it is that logs are stored in a database that (unless it's c
by happymellon 1y ago
The only people I see defending systemd is normally due to baseless claims.
My personal issue with it is that logs are stored in a database that (unless it's changed) the documentation is the implementation. There are a few places where people have reverse engineered the design to document it, but it would have been much better for them to use a documented format like sqlite.