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The Abnormal Tab catches all infamous unit statuses like indirect (socket-activated, running but not enabled) which is misleading in this case because it's clearly a healthy unit but the colors, the text indicates something is wrong
The Abnormal Tab catches all infamous unit statuses like indirect (socket-activated, running but not enabled) which is misleading in this case because it's clearly a healthy unit but the colors, the text indicates something is wrong
The meaning of the abnormal is "Running, but disabled" services. So, anything that doesn't falls into the other filters goes to the abnormal page.
The Abnormal Tab catches all infamous unit statuses like indirect (socket-activated, running but not enabled) which is misleading in this case because it's clearly a healthy unit but the colors, the text indicates something is wrong
The meaning of the abnormal is "Running, but disabled" services. So, anything that doesn't falls into the other filters goes to the abnormal page.
Yeah I know that, and I'm talking about the fact it's called "abnormal" which indicates something is wrong with the unit which isn't correct
Maybe a separate tab for socket-activated services (indirect)
The Abnormal Tab catches all infamous unit statuses like indirect (socket-activated, running but not enabled) which is misleading in this case because it's clearly a healthy unit but the colors, the text indicates something is wrong
The meaning of the abnormal is "Running, but disabled" services. So, anything that doesn't falls into the other filters goes to the abnormal page.
Yeah I know that, and I'm talking about the fact it's called "abnormal" which indicates something is wrong with the unit which isn't correct
Maybe a separate tab for socket-activated services (indirect)
ah, if you have a better way to do that, please make a PR :)
The Abnormal Tab catches all infamous unit statuses like indirect (socket-activated, running but not enabled) which is misleading in this case because it's clearly a healthy unit but the colors, the text indicates something is wrong