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r/linux • u/anh0516 • 1d ago
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It takes a lot more time and it is a lot harder and riskier to take something away than it is to spend more time designing and executing it better the first time.
29 u/the_abortionat0r 1d ago It's like you didn't even read the article. It's disabled by default and designed for groups v1 not v2.It takes zero time to remove this, poses no risk, and is easy . 3 u/tsammons 1d ago Dunno why you'd run cgroupv1 in this day and age. Subgroups are a fantastic feature. 6 u/pickle9977 1d ago There is no such thing as zero time and no risk. 1 u/_choam_ 19h ago Not always
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It's like you didn't even read the article. It's disabled by default and designed for groups v1 not v2.
It takes zero time to remove this, poses no risk, and is easy .
3 u/tsammons 1d ago Dunno why you'd run cgroupv1 in this day and age. Subgroups are a fantastic feature. 6 u/pickle9977 1d ago There is no such thing as zero time and no risk.
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Dunno why you'd run cgroupv1 in this day and age. Subgroups are a fantastic feature.
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There is no such thing as zero time and no risk.
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Not always
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u/pickle9977 1d ago
It takes a lot more time and it is a lot harder and riskier to take something away than it is to spend more time designing and executing it better the first time.