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by vetinari 598 days ago
`systemctl disable` and `systemctl mask` work today just like they worked decade and half ago.
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I don't know if they're the recommended way of doing things today, but they weren't what was in the manual when I was learning.
They are there from the start and were always the recommended way to do things in the documentation. I mean the command is literally disable.

The command to list services enabled on boot is also completely esoteric: systemctl list-unit-files --state=enabled