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Have you used openbsd for anything lately? Systemd is better than the horrible mess of upstart/sysv etc, although the one linux laptop I run is using void (and
by wibble10 7y ago
Have you used openbsd for anything lately? Systemd is better than the horrible mess of upstart/sysv etc, although the one linux laptop I run is using void (and thus, runit) and you can type init 6 and it doesn’t randomly hang for 2 minutes while shutting down if you’re not using gnome/kde.. imagine! The future is here ;)
- bashinator 7y agoIt's been a number of years - doesn't openbsd use just plain /etc/rc and /etc/rc.conf? I like that better than init.d just because it enforces some standards around the scripting at least. I admin a number of ubuntu servers running systemd, and they all shut down/reboot pretty much instantaneously.
- pmoriarty 7y agoI have to give a second endorsement to runit. I really wish more distros would use it.