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> Users should be free to reboot as often as they want. Of course. But an init system should not be optimised for often reboots, since it's a marginal and unli
by sklogic 10y ago
> Users should be free to reboot as often as they want.
Of course. But an init system should not be optimised for often reboots, since it's a marginal and unlikely scenario.
- mjolk 10y agoI just realized that I used a truism in a way that could be read as scolding -- not my intention and I apologize for my communication if I offended. Starting up is a subset of rebooting, which is fine to spend time optimizing for, even though the Linux architecture lends itself towards long uptimes (well, until the complexity of systemd gets into the mix ;)).