Security is actually where Systemd has troubles generally. It has more CVE tgan all other init together. And reliability (esp. starting order of services) is another weak point.
We've been through this, if you don't like it for some reason, use something else.
My god. Yes, we've been through this. You can't just replace Systemd on most distros, because to have the alternatives in the repo, they would have to provide a bunch of shims and wrappers or have two different repos entirely. This is why i dislike Systemd, btw.
And before you start with Gentoo; yes, there it works, because it's source based and Openrc is basically the wrapper.
For boot and power down, create a service to log it.
For the others, an elogind script might be what you look for.
That brings me to my question, is there a future where this isn't the case? And what would be required to get there?
Some kind of service where vendors can shove their propietary hacks of drivers in your face (as DKMS), like on Windows.
But nobody wants that.
I understand people who game on windows and need 240hz
I don't. Isn't this just a numbers game? Above 100hz should be unnoticable even for sensitive people.
Because the "kde" package is a meta-package that has all the utilities of a KDE-install too, while the "plasma" package has only the desktop.
Here, it's not demand vs. suply. It's demand only, that drives the prices.
Wait, isn't that a sign for collusion?
About the PDF chapter: you (and the publishers) use it wrong. PDF was never intended for processing, only for representation; think of it as a digital print. Scientific stuff should be published in an e-book format instead.
it’s incredibly impractical to persecute those accessing them.
Always was. If you're serious, persecute those hosting it.
They don't hold that long.