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>Since the last snapshot release coinciding with "wheezy", the init system has been switched to sysvinit for a more Debian-like experience. Hehehe, didn't Debi
by breakingcups 12y ago
>Since the last snapshot release coinciding with "wheezy", the
init system has been switched to sysvinit for a more Debian-like
experience.
Hehehe, didn't Debian just switch to systemd with Jessie?
- teddyh 12y agoThey changed the default to systemd. Sysvinit is still available.
- 0xFFC 12y agoAvailability of Sysvinit does not mean you can use it as safe as systemd , there is no requirement for Sysvinit support in debian package's anymore , so if you want use Sysvinit then you maybe encounter some package which does not work on debian.
- e12e 12y agoDebian/kFreeBSD also cannot run systemd -- it's been designed for Linux, rather than for portability.