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16.04 is not affected

• teksimian 9y ago
  I bet init is also unaffected.
  • 5ilv3r 9y ago
    14.04 used upstart (also used by chromeos). sysvinit was used in ubuntu prior to upstart, and there are some distros that use bsd style init. Go read up on init system options a bit more.
    • teksimian 9y ago
      yes, i'm aware of bsd init, sysvinit, upstart, systemd et al. systemd & upstartd all aim to replace pid 1/init. Which as far as i'm concerned anything beyond bsd init is over complicating things, and these are the results.