Zenaan Harkness writes:
> Scripting has its place, but from my extensive reading
> of systemd docs and some of the old sysv startup scripts
> (for postfix and various others over the years), give me
> systemd unit files any day! Preference. Mine.
"De gustibus non disputandum est" (you can't argue about personal taste)
In the list of things I don't like of crapsystemd, the format
of the configuration files comes last and least :).
> For games customization,
Games only? Whenever a user has to do repetitive tasks, giving a scripting
capability improves the user experience. And since you have this scripting
capability, handling configuration through that is a wise move.
Scripting makes a program extensible when you can't achieve extensibility
by composition with other programs.
And depending on which service a daemon does, extensibility may be
crucial or useless :).
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