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There isn't much reason for a mainstream user to touch a system with a traditional init nowadays either.
by fmoralesc 10y ago
There isn't much reason for a mainstream user to touch a system with a traditional init nowadays either.
- criddell 10y agoThere isn't much reason for a mainstream user to care what the initialization sequence looks like. Can they run the applications that they need to? That's about all a mainstream user cares about. Linux is just boring infrastructure that needs to be there. All the interesting stuff happens in user land.