Any other alternative to at

[Peter Flynn]

On 18/02/18 16:50, Peng Yu wrote:
>> Could you tell us WHY you don't want to use "at"? Scheduling jobs is
>> exactly and precisely what it is designed to do!
> 
> For many many other tasks, there are usually multiple alternatives
> that can achieve almost the same things with some variants. For
> example, there are different programming languages, or there are
> different `ls`.
> 
> It looks weird to me that there would be no alternative to `at`.

Can you explain what is wrong with crontab? You said it was "cumbersome"
but I don't understand how.

P