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I didn't know about this, perhaps this makes or could have made systemd redundant?

• aidenn0 5y ago
  As far as managing services goes, there's tons of things that do what systemd does. Systemd integrates other parts of initialization and session management though (e.g. all the -kit services it subsumed) This is why people love or hate systemd. By integrating several related, but formerly distinct tasks it can do certain things more easily, but if even a single tool you want to use depends on part of it, you need to bring the whole system in.