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I don't really see how that's the case, systemd was always intentionally backwards compatible with sysvinit scripts. I'm not sure what other issues you're refer

by md8z 5y ago

I don't really see how that's the case, systemd was always intentionally backwards compatible with sysvinit scripts. I'm not sure what other issues you're referring to but in most cases it seems one could probably just fall back to a shell script to implement a workaround like it would have been done previously anyway.

hdjjhhvvhga 5y ago
> I'm not sure what other issues you're referring to All hundreds of them. That was debated ad nauseam both here and on practically all Linux websites. See https://ihatesystemd.com/ https://ihatesystemd.com/ or https://nosystemd.org/ https://nosystemd.org/ for some examples.