-=> On 08-08-19 14:00, Alexey Vissarionov wrote to All <=-

 AV> Good ${greeting_time}, All!

 AV> After reading a quite long discussion (for this echoarea), I'd also
 AV> like to share my experience.

 AV> As I work in IT sphere since 1994, I've seen almost all Linux-based
 AV> systems appearing, emerging and (most of them) dying. For now, I came
 AV> to just two parameters of a GNU/Linux-based system I'd consider a
 AV> quality mark:

 AV> 1. RPM packages

Why RPM?  dpkg offers similar functionality.  I will use systems that use
either.

 AV> 2. SysV init

Sadly, seems to be a dying breed these days, with systemd taking over on a lot
of distros.  I haven't got my head around systemd, but know one of these days I
really need to get to know it, because like it or not, I will be using systems
that are based on systemd.

That said, I quite like SysV init.  It's straightforward and orderly.  Most of
my systems still use it.


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