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rav (correctly) said that enabled services are started automatically on boot. They didn't say that non-enabled services are not started automatically on boot.

• nemetroid 5y ago
  They also said: > By listing that directory you can see what services load on boot.
  • Arnavion 5y ago
    Yes, and I didn't read that sentence as disallowing other ways to autostart services either.
    • nemetroid 5y ago
      To me it's equivalent to "To see what services load on boot, you can list that directory.".