Anonymous
6/17/2025, 3:42:26 PM
No.105621059
>>105620847
>>maintain
>What does maintaining mean in this context?
Might be a matter of personal preference, but runlevels are easier for me to understand than systemd's targets, plus I used to have a lot of .service files with their corresponding scripts that only have like 5-10 lines of code inside
And I've been messing with docker images at work lately, so it feels familiar already
>your rando DHCP and NTP clients + your rando resolver
Like with my arch linux install, I just kept using NetworkManager, plays well with tailscale too so I'm not stressing too much about it
>system logger
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't really mind getting dirty with my current setup, rsyslog seems to be one option for a journald replacement
Plus for some of my services ported from systemd I keep a separate log file anyway
>>maintain
>What does maintaining mean in this context?
Might be a matter of personal preference, but runlevels are easier for me to understand than systemd's targets, plus I used to have a lot of .service files with their corresponding scripts that only have like 5-10 lines of code inside
And I've been messing with docker images at work lately, so it feels familiar already
>your rando DHCP and NTP clients + your rando resolver
Like with my arch linux install, I just kept using NetworkManager, plays well with tailscale too so I'm not stressing too much about it
>system logger
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't really mind getting dirty with my current setup, rsyslog seems to be one option for a journald replacement
Plus for some of my services ported from systemd I keep a separate log file anyway