The really sad thing is that Arch Linux use to pride itself on being BSD-like. It used a similar rc.conf system. Each service had exactly one init script, not t

The really sad thing is that Arch Linux use to pride itself on being BSD-like. It used a similar rc.conf system. Each service had exactly one init script, not the weird multiple file init script system Debian has. Before systemd, Arch was the closest you could get to BSD simplicity on Linux