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instead of requiring cron, it'd be nice if systemd timer's could be used, instead of requiring 2 time keeping systems. I believe most linux OS's use systemd now. Obviously it could be an option. It's also worth noting that your readme talks about scheduled and offline for desktops. A systemd timer can resume a missed timer as soon as the system becomes available, and so this becomes a non issue.
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instead of requiring cron, it'd be nice if systemd timer's could be used, instead of requiring 2 time keeping systems. I believe most linux OS's use systemd now. Obviously it could be an option. It's also worth noting that your readme talks about scheduled and offline for desktops. A systemd timer can resume a missed timer as soon as the system becomes available, and so this becomes a non issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: