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Sounds like a you problem. You have identified a hole in your knowledge, you should address it. Systemd is not rocket science, and I would say it's more intuitive that git is anyway.

It’s not rocket science, but it is baroque. TFA ends with 30 lines of config to make it boot and do nothing, including some to disable a bunch of spooky action at a distance invisible default dependencies, which still ends up with a system with a bunch of other units that aren’t explained.

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