> But yeah: unit files are (non-sarcastically) pretty good. I personally like service managers more that have clean shell scripts such as runit or OpenRC where

> But yeah: unit files are (non-sarcastically) pretty good. I personally like service managers more that have clean shell scripts such as runit or OpenRC where shell scripts more so look like this: #!/usr/bin/openrc-run depends="some list of services to depend on" after="some list of services which need to start earlier" cmd="/path/to/executable" args="command line arguments" The nice thing is that it's a shell script, so each of these lines can be defined conditionally.