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Ignoring the food portion of the above: > systemd runs on billions of systems worldwide and everyone who ever professionally maintained enterprise servers unde
by AdieuToLogic 2y ago
Ignoring the food portion of the above:
> systemd runs on billions of systems worldwide and everyone who ever professionally maintained enterprise servers understand what a bad approach the crude hack that SysVInit with its collection of shell scripts was.
This is your opinion and not one held by all. It also ignores the various BSD system initialization scripts, which are explicitly not "SysVInit" related, and have been in use for decades.
- simoncion 2y agoIt also ignores the diverse (if small) set of Linux init systems... 'openrc' being the one I'm most familiar with, as a Gentoo Linux user. I'm so sad I wasn't paying attention when Debian was choosing init systems... I would have burned a TON of time getting anything they claimed in good faith was missing in 'openrc' into it, had I known that that clusterfuck was going on.