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Sir, this is a Wendy's. If you want all-singing, all-dancing opaque binaries to handle every conceivable configuration eventuality, MacOS and Windows are <-- t
by linksnapzz 10mo ago
Sir, this is a Wendy's.
If you want all-singing, all-dancing opaque binaries to handle every conceivable configuration eventuality, MacOS and Windows are <-- that way. Or, you could have patience, and sometime soon systemd will likely expand to cover your use-case.
- hollerith 10mo agoOn MacOS I remember many .plist files but no binary config files. The .plist format looks similar to XML. I like the .ini format used by systemd (and do not have an opinion about the overall quality of systemd).