MonkderDritte

This is from times where Unix & co only ran on a corporate server and cubicle slaves accesed it via thin client. There was /home/alice-abbey /home/bert-branson on one disk of the server, '/' root on another, with less storage and more performance. And often /usr on a third. While /-root has to be locally, everything else can be managed however you're funny, even nfs shares. But historically, /mnt was for temporary mounts. I think the /run/user/usernane/diskname came up with xdg, it's where graphical filemanagers find disks.

And fax?

Yeah. And it's a wrapper, stuff can happen. Not sure if it even works as root.

Ah, queen and drone being able to fly is a leftover from wasps?

And yeah, the end of all arthropoda is always crabs.

I mean, wine does that with symlinks. But not on /, don't run wine as root.

I think tooling only cares for partitions. So /home and / are usually runtime-critical (can be on different disks or network storage), while internal data disks count as removable, since you can unmount their partitions.

80/20 you know? :) like in sudo vs. doas.

And no. Maybe Runit. Dinit, hard to say. S6 has no need for sockets but still implements it.

No, like, alternatives to systemd-stuff often do the same job in 1/3 or 1/10 the code.

I wonder how heavy they are compared to the competition?

You mean the kw charging cable?

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What bash, that's Lisp. Source is marked as bash.

edit: seems like lemmy has a bug with quoted sourcecode? I'll leave it like this.

The python function is some sort of brainfuck?