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# add service # add service
- [[push]] [[systemd]] - [[pull]] [[systemd]]
- [[go]] https://www.maxlaumeister.com/u/run-ipfs-on-boot-ubuntu-debian/ - [[go]] https://www.maxlaumeister.com/u/run-ipfs-on-boot-ubuntu-debian/
- create `example.service` in `/etc/system/system` - create `example.service` in `/etc/system/system`
- `sudo systemctl start example` - `sudo systemctl start example`
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WantedBy=default.target WantedBy=default.target
``` ```
[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
[push]: push "Push"
[systemd]: systemd "Systemd"
[go]: go "Go"
[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"
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# 2021-04-16 # 2021-04-16
- Got a new 32gb module for my laptop. It turned out that I was shipped a 8gb model plus 8gb expansion instead of a 16gb (soldered mem) model, so now I have 40gb of ram. I'll complain to the vendor as now I have 8gb of ram I have no use for, but I'm happy with the upgrade. - spoke to
- [[thomas]]
I got a new 32gb ram module for my laptop. It turned out that I was shipped a 8gb model plus 8gb expansion instead of a 16gb (soldered mem) model, so now I have 40gb of ram. I'll complain to the vendor as now I have 8gb of ram I have no use for, but I'm happy with the upgrade.
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# Systemd # Systemd
- How to keep a user process running: - How to keep a user process running:
- https://jimsaunders.net/2017/08/03/simple-per-user-systemd.html - [[go]] https://jimsaunders.net/2017/08/03/simple-per-user-systemd.html
- Scripts go in .config/systemd/user/, add an example.service file and then: - Scripts go in .config/systemd/user/, add an example.service file and then:
- systemctl --user enable example - systemctl --user enable example
- systemctl --user start example - systemctl --user start example