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systemd-logind is optional and you would be able to use ConsoleKit instead if anybody had maintained it in the last 5 years. Unlike e.g. upstart in its native
by the_why_of_y 6y ago
systemd-logind is optional and you would be able to use ConsoleKit instead if anybody had maintained it in the last 5 years.
Unlike e.g. upstart in its native mode, systemd can run SysV init scripts.
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- JdeBP 6y agoBy "system logging" yjftsjthsd-h was referring to systemd-journald, not systemd-logind.
- the_why_of_y 6y agoTrue, but on that point xe was correct because it's the one part of systemd that is neither PID1 nor optional; I was assuming session manager referred to systemd-logind.