Good day all. So I have been a linux user since 1997 and recently I reinstalled Archlinux on my main desktop and noticed this process running on PID 1:
systemd --system --deserialize 70
as root on htop. Normally I wouldn't be worried at all as I have been using systemd since arch migrated to it in 2012.
Well after doing some digging, I read that this is an , and so should behave accordingly.
My question is, does anyone know what this actually process is doing and why it is undocumented. Seems like this goes against the whole idea of open source software and such?
The oldest post I seen about this was 2013 on BSD but I do not ever remember seeing this and I have multiple machines/servers.
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