systemd for Administrators, Part XIV
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And here's the fourteenth installment of my ongoing series on systemd for Administrators: The Self-Explanatory Boot One complaint we often hear about systemd is that its boot process was hard to understand, even incomprehensible. In general I can only disagree with this sentiment, I even believe in quite the opposite: in comparison to what we had before -- where to even remotely understand what was going on you had to have a decent comprehension of the programming language that is Bourne Shell[1] -- understanding systemd's boot process is substantially easier. However, like in many…
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