Systemd seems to do a good job of moving the complexity of managing the privileged/unprivileged divide into a standardized service.
I sympathize with the "transition sucks" sentiments elsewhere on this post. Having a bunch of working scripts turned into instant technical debt cannot be pleasant.
But, as with python3, systemd seems to be the way things are headed.
I sympathize with the "transition sucks" sentiments elsewhere on this post. Having a bunch of working scripts turned into instant technical debt cannot be pleasant.
But, as with python3, systemd seems to be the way things are headed.