Cameron Nemo

I wanted to optimize how the system boots without complications like mounting of hard drives or bringing up physical devices distracting the data. In the container I just see things...

@heinrich-ulbricht I am getting rate limited with the branch you show.

FWIW my project [brillo](https://gitlab.com/cameronnemo/brillo) implements this feature. Most of the functionality to enable it is concentrated in [this file](https://gitlab.com/cameronnemo/brillo/blob/master/src/file.c) (note: this is 0BSD now). Some tips from my experience: *...

That makes sense to me. If you do not think it adds a lot of value, probably best to not merge the support.

Also seeing a white screen with various semi large JPEG files. Using sway and freeimage backend. Example file attached. 

Does any BSD support pidfd's? If I was writing a this-decade service manager I would use pidfds for avoiding races and more ergonomic parallelism. https://github.com/pop-os/pidfd

light doesn't even sanitize its environment. that would be a first step if there is a serious desire to keep the setuid bit around.

http://nob.cs.ucdavis.edu/bishop/secprog/1987-sproglogin.pdf

Do the warnings and JSON come on different streams (e.g. stdout vs stderr ?). That would be a convenient way to filter.

> Package: cgroup-tools 0.41-11 Newer versions of this package (which provides the cgcreate command) supposedly support the cgroup2 API just fine.