Fair enough. My requirements are simply: start all services when the machine has finished booting. And I can’t remember the last time my system failed. Most that happened was a power outage, and Quadlets wouldn’t have helped there either.
So in my case I much prefer simple and easy-to-read configs, over the complexity of integrating with systemd.
Fair enough. My requirements are simply: start all services when the machine has finished booting. And I can’t remember the last time my system failed. Most that happened was a power outage, and Quadlets wouldn’t have helped there either.
So in my case I much prefer simple and easy-to-read configs, over the complexity of integrating with systemd.