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whenever you read a pro-systemd post, you'll see things like "buggy shell scripts" or "just change the logger!" pop up a lot. keep track.
by anonbanker 10y ago
whenever you read a pro-systemd post, you'll see things like "buggy shell scripts" or "just change the logger!" pop up a lot. keep track.
- simoncion 10y agoI'll mentally add a ";)" to your closing sentence. :) Yeah, I'm quite familiar with the poorly-informed pro-systemd and anti-systemd arguments. I'm also fairly familiar with a variety of init and RC systems and have -thanks to vezzy-fnord and others- learned waaay too much about the history of <star>nix init/rc systems. (There's a lot of wacky stuff out there!) Cheers, man!
- bkor 10y agoI'm a packager. Before systemd the init scripts were different across distributions. Now they're often upstream and you just package it. The buggy script problems: trusting the .pid file too much amongst other things.