Silver Zachara

This bug exists as long as I remember, I can reproduce it almost in every distro I have installed.

Great, if I create this systemd service, it works like expected, mount points are still there after restart, if I check / uncheck some mount point, this change is immediately...

Ok, here is what I discovered, in original vmware tools shared folders work by default after a restart, this functionality is provided by `/etc/init.d/vmware-tools` service, exactly this code in `main`...

I found another issue #201 which is related to this, maybe @lousybrit can help

I created openrc service `/etc/init.d/vmware-hgfs` for gentoo: ``` #!/sbin/openrc-run # Copyright 1999-2013 Gentoo Foundation # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 description="vmware shared directory mounter"...

The problem that folders are not mounted after restart still persists though.

They don't provide these services for every Linux distribution, they could but rather the idea here is that every distribution should handle it itself, as you can see, so it's...

That is the reason why I copy-pasted the review as I compared the diff and not even one char changed 😅

choco v2.3.0 is out and auto-completion still doesn't work 🤔 But we can be happy that all commands are now returning correct exit codes in edge cases 😅 [Release notes](https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/choco/release-notes)...

Now I also looked over the [Blog post](https://blog.chocolatey.org/2024/06/announcing-cli-230-cle-620-agent213-releases/) about a new release and any of these new features had higher priority than this issue.