Re:Savaged by Systemd: An Erotic Unix Encounter
by DyslexicAtheist on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @06:46PM
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please don't miss out on the glorious reviews:
> When I discovered this book, it unlocked the full erotic potential of what an init system could could be. Since buying this book, I'm filled with desire to migrate and unify everything in Systemd. I want my console in systemd. I want my mount in systemd. I want my syslogs in systemd, saved as binary data because I love my troubleshooting rough. Even my bootmanger should be in systemd (so very, very soon).
If there weren't laws against it, I would even dare say: I want Emacs in Systemd.
Re:Savaged by Systemd: An Erotic Unix Encounter
by stallmanite on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @07:21PM
(#23911983)
Can’t decide which Jurassic Park wisdom applies to this: “they were so worried about whether they could that they didn’t consider whether they should” or “Life, uh finds a way”
> When I discovered this book, it unlocked the full erotic potential of what an init system could could be. Since buying this book, I'm filled with desire to migrate and unify everything in Systemd. I want my console in systemd. I want my mount in systemd. I want my syslogs in systemd, saved as binary data because I love my troubleshooting rough. Even my bootmanger should be in systemd (so very, very soon).
If there weren't laws against it, I would even dare say: I want Emacs in Systemd.
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* https://mwl.io/fiction/crime
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Tingle