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You can do that with systemd too -- service files are still just ordinary files; they're just "10 lines of info that matters" instead of "10 lines of info that
by Shish2k 13y ago
You can do that with systemd too -- service files are still just ordinary files; they're just "10 lines of info that matters" instead of "10 lines of info that matters + 90 lines of inconsistently implemented boilerplate" :P
- pessimizer 13y agoMore like "10 lines of info that matters + I don't know/no reason to look at that" instead of "10 lines of info that matters + 90 lines of inconsistently implemented boilerplate"
- Shish2k 13y agoSaying that systemd service files are complicated because you need to take systemd's internals into account is like saying sysv init scripts are complicated because you need to look at the source code to "cat" and "grep"; ie, no :P