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This is how Arch Linux originally worked. It technically used SYSV-init but the scripts themselves were organized more like BSD-style rc scripts. Everything cou
by sprash 4y ago
This is how Arch Linux originally worked. It technically used SYSV-init but the scripts themselves were organized more like BSD-style rc scripts. Everything could be configured in a single "/etc/rc.config" file. All of this was ditched in favor of systemd which turned out to be a major regression.