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Stopping/disabling a service should be a command, like it is on Windows or Linux. Not configured on a read-only volume bundled with other security guarantees.
by mixmastamyk 1y ago
Stopping/disabling a service should be a command, like it is on Windows or Linux. Not configured on a read-only volume bundled with other security guarantees.
It's pretty simple to keep these two things separate, like everywhere else in the present and history of the industry.
- Klonoar 1y agoJust because Windows/Linux do things one way doesn't mean the rest of the industry has to follow it. ;P