We've had init and inittab for decades. Daemonization was never a necessity. Service managers don't daemonize anything, because they never have to release cont

We've had init and inittab for decades. Daemonization was never a necessity. Service managers don't daemonize anything, because they never have to release control to their parent. Just like init always did. The only thing that's changed with systemd is that inittab now has a dependency management, and richer syntax.