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by voldacar 2549 days ago
Systemd is the obvious example, since it is essentially svchost.exe plus tons of other cruft rolled into a blob that started out as an init system.
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systemd was modeled after launchd in MacOS, rather than Windows. And the need for replacing SysV or BSD style init in Unix land has been acknowledge for a long time (see Solaris, for example).
I don't see it making much of a difference for developer OS experience though? Unless you are specifically developing for example a Linux distribution.