* systemd-nspawn: something like --volatile= but that isn't volatile, but
stores the data in some separate dir on disk. Usecase: keep always up-to-date
DDIs of some OS in your home dir, but combine its /usr/ with a locally
- maintained root fs in a regular dir to maintain local state.
+ maintained root fs in a regular dir to maintain local state. (idea: call it
+ --mutable= and take dir or DDI and merge in)
* maybe rework systemd-modules-load to be a generator that just instantiates
modprobe@.service a bunch of times