Systemd General

>>55481593
Upstart is irrelevant. Ubuntu is hardly the only distro. Systemd is way better than the old init system.
>not mapping your own simple commands to these

>>55481593
>commands with and without sudo
-1

>thinking upstart was a good idea
-1

>not comparing to plain old fucking init
-all remaining points

0/10 post. Your faggot ass probably doesn't even remember 'telinit' for controlling run levels, or even know what they are. Your probably don't even remember back when 'killall' was a script used by telinit 0 to shutdown a system and not a command in place of 'pkill'.

>>55482014
>the old init system
>upstart
>the
kek

>>55481593
Depends what your final aim is I suppose

>>55482072
>le elitist overlord meme
systemd folks are so predictable.

>>55482100
I don't like systemd either faggot, but if you are going to trash it, do it right.

init was all you ever needed, and /etc/init.d/ works just fucking fine.

>>55482120
I don't think anyone is denying that it works

>>55482085
>Ubuntu is hardly the only distro.
I want to say fedora used it for a while? That's about it
>what is sysvinit

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>>55482148
>tfw you miss the point

>>55481593
Systemd looks more consistent in terms of commands

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>>55482170

Out of all the problems with systemd, you choose this one?

It makes sense when you consider that most of systemd's parts use the same syntax.

>>55481593
>implying you can cat from /var/log without su