> Is the current sysvinit system truly "good enough" and not in need of change? For me it's relative and a case of "the devil I know". I actually prefer BSD-st

> Is the current sysvinit system truly "good enough" and not in need of change? For me it's relative and a case of "the devil I know". I actually prefer BSD-style init to sysvinit, but I've used the latter for ~20 years. I'm aware that traditional init systems may not meet the requirements of certain users (eg. those who run very large server installations), but for my simple use case (small servers and workstations) they do the job. I'm not against change per se; I'm running Void (with runit) on one of my systems, and the desktop I'm using to post this runs OpenBSD.