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by bananapub
1058 days ago
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what a weird take - the "complexity" of sysv has to include the random shell scripts people write for /etc/init.d of hugely variable quality, and the tooling like start-stop-daemon, and the administrative complexity of not actually being able to reliably shut down (needs a process group) or start up service (needs dependencies). it is much simpler for some people to write a dependency-based init system and then for my OS to write dependencies for the OS services then for me to say "DependsOn = network.service" to permanently avoid racing dhcp or whatever. |
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