I hated working with SysvInit but to be fair Debian's version of SysvInit had dependency support and parallelism and was therefore reasonably fast. The only rea

I hated working with SysvInit but to be fair Debian's version of SysvInit had dependency support and parallelism and was therefore reasonably fast. The only real issue was how hard it was to write a correct script resulting in almost all of them having bugs in edge cases. Not all SysvInit implementations were equal, which was an issue in itself.