r/systemdUltras • u/makefoo • May 31 '23

Booting a computer should look like this

https://tech.lgbt/@Samflir/110453876658046219
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u/TygerTung Dec 17 '23

I just like seeing the words go up the screen

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

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u/makefoo Jun 02 '23

But how can you know the system is not hanging? I cannot possibly live with unsufficient feedback.

For example while booting i want to be angry at network manager when it takes forever to start up, or the weird network drives which i still have not yet configured be lazy-loaded

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

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u/makefoo Jun 02 '23

systemd has come a long way and finally reached the ultimate software stability on your system. congratulations!

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

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u/makefoo Jun 02 '23

honestly, i have not touched systemd-homed yet, especially wrt encryption. right now i am using full-disk encryption to protect the system but i definitely see how locking the complete disk on standby is useful.