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Is Systemd that bad afterall?
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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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As someone who recently started learning linux properly by setting up arch, systemd is nice. It does a lot of things that make life easier for me and it never gets in the way.
Edit: Please disregard, this should be a top level comment.
why did you ctrl c ctrl v your own comment?
Because it was intended to be a top level comment and I only noticed that I wasn't commenting on top level after posting it.
Did the deletion of this one not get through to your instance yet?
oh, lol, it's fine
probably
Alright, I thought I was quick enough but deletion seems to work differently in the federation. I restored the comment and added an edit, that should avoid confusion once everything is synced properly.