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blog: nix flakes 2 - systemd portable services note
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## systemd Portable Services
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## systemd Portable Services
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[EDIT(20220227 17:24): It seems that these are even more experimental than I
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thought. systemd Portable Services don't seem to work properly with the
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`StateDirectory` and `CacheDirectory` directives unless you are running a git
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HEAD version of systemd. Maybe you should wait a few years before trying to use
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them for anything serious. By then most of the kinks should be worked
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out.](conversation://Cadey/coffee)
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[systemd Portable Services](https://systemd.io/PORTABLE_SERVICES/) function like
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[systemd Portable Services](https://systemd.io/PORTABLE_SERVICES/) function like
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Docker, but they work at the systemd level and allow you to integrate into
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Docker, but they work at the systemd level and allow you to integrate into
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systemd instead of running on the side of it. This gives you access to systemd's
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systemd instead of running on the side of it. This gives you access to systemd's
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