Systemd-Homed Merged As A Fundamental Change To Linux Home Directories

[pal666]

systemd: making Linux more and more like Windows every year.

more and more popular? that must be why freebsd people hate it

[pal666]

All I can tell is that you have a bias against out of tree modules like how a Trump supporter has a bias against out of country people.

you've got it backwards. trump supporter is against people to become in-country, while your opponent is for modules to become in-kernel

[starshipeleven]

Have you actually tried GNOME Wayland on Nvidia?

It's unusable.

For me GNOME is unusable anyway so there isn't much difference. They are trying to do it at least.

[starshipeleven]

zfs can be supported by systemd. i mean if you download relevant systemd patch from some garbage bin

why not merge it in upstream systemd?

[starshipeleven]

Not necessarily. A lot of us are mildly annoyed due to ZFS licensing and this particular userspace application.

Am I seriously reading programmers complaining that parsing ascii output from a CLI program is hard? I mean that's a tool CLI, it's not dumping megabytes of stuff to stdin.

[pal666]

why not merge it in upstream systemd?

it's not written, so the question is "why not write it". so, why not write linux zfs?

[starshipeleven]

it's not written, so the question is "why not write it"

nice shifting goalposts there, it all started with someone saying it is not possible because "zfs is not usable on linux" and now that someone pointed out that yes it is usable on linux the same person says it is not possible because "it is not yet written" which is a completely different thing.

so, why not write linux zfs?

Why not posting bullshit?

[jacob]

more and more popular? that must be why freebsd people hate it

And more and more usable. That's why VUAs hate it.

[ssokolow]

The point there is hiding porn inside a bunch of nested folders, in case you missed it.

Yeah... unlike Windows, Linux has the locate command to make trivially defeating that quick and easy.

All it takes is one lazy Ctrl+S without stripping porn keywords from the filename.

[starshipeleven]

Yeah... unlike Windows, Linux has the locate command to make trivially defeating that quick and easy.

Nah it's a dumb idea on Windows too, that's either a work of a kid or of a non-tech-savyy individual.

Windows search supported wildcards since XP for the very least (which is the OS used in that screenshot). It wasn't terribly fast if it was not already indexed, but you could pretty much get a list of all smutty naughty stuff after you got a coffee or tea or whatever while it was working.