FAQ: If he is Linus (with a hard "I") then why is it Linux (with a soft "I")?
Apparently it isn't Linus in the first place. William Kitchen tells me
"I was wondering about that myself for a long time. Then I heard an audio sample in which Linus pronounced his own name (this is in the sndconf utility). It didn't sound like a hard "i" the way he said it. I'm not sure if it sounded more like the soft "i" as in "pin", or like a hard "e", something like "Leenoos".
See also:
[keepass]
type = drive
client_id = xxxx
client_secret = xxxx
scope = drive
root_folder_id = xxxx
token = {"access_token":"xxxx","token_type":"Bearer","refresh_token":xxxx","expiry":"2021-10-11T"}
rclone-mount.service use systemd to mount, like https://github.com/grzesuav/.dotfiles/blob/master/units/rclone-mount.service
[Unit] Description=Keepass GDrive mount by Rclone [Service] ExecStart=/usr/bin/rclone -vv mount \