update example service and timer in manpage #5
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This does four things: - Set the "IOSchedulingClass" and "CPUSchedulingPolicy" to "idle" (we are a background task and should never block the system in any way) - Add "--quiet" to the exec line (at best, backups are fire and forget) - Mention our own man page in the "Documentation=" directive (good style) - Move the [Install] section to the bottom (convention)
as suggested by wesbarnett this avoids the service from possibly being CPU-starved (see https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/340283/using-and-understanding-systemd-scheduling-related-options-in-a-desktop-context) IOSchedulingClass, however, was kept. These options match `btrfs-scrub@.service` on Arch Linux
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This does four things:
Credit: @bdaase
From: baodrate/snap-sync/pull/100