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The dependency system takes a bit to understand but compared to like upstart it was a massive improvement.
Everybody gangsta until
A start job is running for ... (10s / 1min 30s)
Or, even worse,
A start job is running for ... (10s / no limit)
I don't see how exactly that is systemd's fault.
You are blaming it for having proper dependency handling?
I'm blaming it for making it a pain in the ass to debug dependency problems and for having the confusing, non-intuitive, overly verbose and redundant syntax that probably caused the problem in the first place.
Like, who the hell can memorize all the subtle differences in behavior between
After=
,Requires=
,Wants=
,Requisite=
,BindsTo=
,PartOf=
,UpHolds=
and then all their "reverse" equivalents?lol, that brought back memories