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A service for adding the /etc/bashrc.d/vte.sh script to your system, which improves the Bash and Zsh experience when using VTE-powered terminal emulators.
Adds packages and package outputs as modules included in the booted linux-libre profile. Other services can extend this service type to add particular modules to the set of linux-loadable modules.
A service for populating /etc/profile.d/ with POSIX scripts having the .sh file extension, to be sourced when users log in.
Add special files to the root file system---e.g., /usr/bin/env.
A service for populating /etc/bashrc.d/ with Bash scripts having the .sh file extension, to be sourced by interactive Bash shells.
Produce the operating system's boot script, which is spawned by the initrd once the root file system is mounted.
This is the system profile, available as /run/current-system/profile. It contains packages that the sysadmin wants to be globally available to all the system users.
Register garbage-collector roots---i.e., store items that will not be reclaimed by the garbage collector.
Build the operating system top-level directory, which in turn refers to everything the operating system needs: its kernel, initrd, system profile, boot script, and so on.
Map a device node using Linux's device mapper.
Configure the Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) for all the specified PAM services. Each PAM service corresponds to a program, such as login or sshd, and specifies for instance how the program may authenticate users or what it should do when opening a new session.
Populate /etc/environment, which is honored by pam_env, with the specified environment variables. The value of this service is a list of name/value pairs for environments variables, such as:
'(("TZ" . "Canada/Pacific"))Ensure the specified sub UIDs and sub GIDs exist in /etc/subuid and /etc/subgid.
Ensure the specified user accounts and groups exist, as well as each account home directory.
The marionette service allows a guest system (virtual machine) to be manipulated by the host. It is used for system tests.