> But system init is a hard, complex problem.
It's not. Read the shell scripts that openbsd uses to init. Simple, straightforward, easy to understand.
It's not. Read the shell scripts that openbsd uses to init. Simple, straightforward, easy to understand.
I read your comment more as a tribute to the excellent work of the OpenBSD team than a denial of the thesis of the complexity of the init process.
>> You can’t create a simple solution for that, since there is an inherent complexity.
They didn't bury the complexity, they removed it. And I agree, that's hard to do. It'd be nice if the systemd folks put in the same effort to remove the complexity from their system.