>And yes, bugs happen. But fixing the C code, is in my experience, much easier than tracking them down in `bash -x`. Especially when dealing with race condition

>And yes, bugs happen. But fixing the C code, is in my experience, much easier than tracking them down in `bash -x`. Especially when dealing with race conditions between services/triggers/device initialization. You are being stubborn just for the sake of winning an argument. Interpreted languages are easier to debug. They have many flaws. Debugability isn't one of them. Heck, my servers don't even have gcc/gdb. Good luck trying to debug systemd in my production environments...