I have been half-following some of the criticisms of systemd, the multi-purpose linux system manager. These criticisms range from technical complaints, to privacy concerns, to concerns over centralization. No doubt some of these are well founded, although some of the more febrile rants that can be found if you go looking are probably well over… Continue reading GhostBSD
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Notifications
My journey running scheduled jobs using systemd has been going fine. But one challenge I am facing is that because systemd does things in the background — which is good and as intended — it can easily fail silently and I won’t know that jobs aren’t completing. Of course this matters more for some things… Continue reading Notifications
