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My point is the overwhelming majority of (technical) people simply don't care about init. I search for 'how to enable service in Linux X'. If I'm a real wizard,
by rhinoceraptor 10y ago
My point is the overwhelming majority of (technical) people simply don't care about init. I search for 'how to enable service in Linux X'. If I'm a real wizard, I might even write a simple init script. But the amount that I care or think about init is basically nil.
- dijit 10y agothe problem isn't necessarily init. it's everything else. The lock in, the increasing lack of interoperability, the hostility, the increasing controversies. But also, it's a little bit the init, which could have been designed much better.