Hi,

On 2015-01-27 11:57:52, mark lewis wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
  about: "systemd (Was: Starting binkd as a daemon on linux)":

 WvV>> I like the init part of systemd, sysv can become quite "messy"
 WvV>> with all those different scripts.

 ml> we prefer the init scripts and the links in the various rc.*
directories...
 ml> we can easily turn things on and off... a lot easier than with that
systemd
 ml> mess...

It's different, and you have to get used to it, but I don't find it more
difficult to turn on or off services. What's difficult about 'systemctl
start|stop ' ?

 WvV>> But let's face it, every major distribution seems to be moving
 WvV>> over to systemd, so it will become hard to avoid...

 ml> no problems over here... plus there's the groups that's working on a
 ml> (debian i think) distribution that will remain sysv... if the others get
to
 ml> st00pid we'll move to that one without any pains or looking back ;)

We'll see how that goes... I tend to stick with the major distro's. So you can
be sure of timely updates, and security patches.

Bye, Wilfred.


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