>How can people replace SysVinit without "doing their own take on EEE"? By not tightly bundling their init with other OS components, by not having GNOME deskto

>How can people replace SysVinit without "doing their own take on EEE"? By not tightly bundling their init with other OS components, by not having GNOME desktop somehow depend on what init system you're using (as opposed to services running under that init system). Also you know how shell scripts have `#!/usr/bin/env bash` at the top of them? Well the reason why my hypothetical init system would be compatible with SysVinit is because instead of `#!/usr/bin/env bash` it would have `#!/usr/bin/env new_init_language` at the top of it. 'new_init_language" could implement almost all the same features that systemd unit files do.