Originally posted by jrch2k8
why don't you tell me how an "init" system works
what i found was that systemd proponents don't really know how systemd works internally
if you care to dispute me just tell me some simple thing like how does systemd (the init part) decide what process to run next
a simple question
or you could stop insulting people
some of us "anti-systemd trolls" do know these things
while i found many systemd fanboys don't even know what cgroups are (beyond "kernel feature"), that is a basic requirement when talking about how systemd works
@whoever posted the link to forkfedora
check out the slackware rc script for sendmail
and that sendmail .service file does not handle reloading it, while the script does
edit: also to whoever implied that an init has to be in shell scripts to be UNIX-y
no, it has to only be simple
so openRC is unix-y, since it follows the KISS principle
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