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Both systemd and upstart have added a level of complexity I would prefer to avoid. The simplistically of sysvinit is greatly missed. But then again I am an old
by myrandomcomment 13y ago
Both systemd and upstart have added a level of complexity I would prefer to avoid. The simplistically of sysvinit is greatly missed.
But then again I am an old fuck so..
- bkor 13y agoThe complexity is there, you just don't see it. Systemd handles all types of services. Sysvinit does not. Systemd abstracts a lot, making it easier per service (by putting more in systemd). In sysvinit a lot is copy/pasted across services. IMO making everything more error prone.