Yet another win for Systemd.
And why would this need systemd of all things? Should basically be doable over something like SSH / TFTP, right?
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Not compelling to me. Gonna stick with runit and/or s6 on my Artix Linux systems at home. But you do you Lennart.
Same for me, but dinit