Tag: systemd

Booting Ubuntu with systemd boot instead of GRUB2

After I’ve been playing around with Arch Linux for quite a while I’ve come to really like booting with systemd boot. It’s fast, very simple to maintain and not as finicky to play around with as GRUB2. So I set myself the challenge of changing my HTPC running Xubuntu from GRUB2 to systemd boot because […]

Running VMWare Tools on boot in Arch Linux

Lately I’ve been playing around with Arch Linux in VMWare Player and after having a lot of issues with the VMWare Tools, with getting them to work and then having to manually start them at each reboot, I came up with this solution to have them run at boot: Create a systemd service which handles […]