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Windows subsumes a lot of small network daemons into a monolithic process called SVCHOST.EXE. Systemd does a similar thing.
by gerbilly 8y ago
Windows subsumes a lot of small network daemons into a monolithic process called SVCHOST.EXE.
Systemd does a similar thing.
- sdfgdfhjdgj 8y agoOh come on, this FUD is getting old. At least make up something new from time to time.
- theamk 8y agoWhat are you talking about? Systemd (pid 1) just does socket activation, it has no high level functionality. Yes, there are related programs like systemd-timesyncd, but they are completely separate processes, and can be managed separately and even omitted altogether. Now, traditional BSD inetd had discard, chargen, echo, ... protocol support, which means that it was actually more integrated that systemd.