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Systemd helps a little because its service files are declarative and thus easier to understand and write; also stuff like detecting processes or managing comman
by mbq 13y ago
Systemd helps a little because its service files are declarative and thus easier to understand and write; also stuff like detecting processes or managing commands are done in a consistent way.
- ibotty 13y agoalso it's more or less distro-agnostic. something initscripts usually are not.
- icebraining 13y agoWe use upstart instead (Ubuntu Server boxes), and I much prefer them over init scripts, which need a lot of boilerplate for the simpler of tasks. Implementation concerns aside, the UI is much better all around.