There's also middle ground. OpenRC doesn't need those weird numbers while still being simple sysvinit/bash scripts-based system (it has a simple dependency system too). I'm not completely sure about `shutdown` level scripts having access to network though (too lazy to check), but it's still worth mentioning here.
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There's also middle ground. OpenRC doesn't need those weird numbers while still being simple sysvinit/bash scripts-based system (it has a simple dependency system too). I'm not completely sure about `shutdown` level scripts having access to network though (too lazy to check), but it's still worth mentioning here.
OpenRC's great! But it doesn't detract from the point that systemd isn't nearly as complicated as some people act like it is.
PS: Who's still using OpenRC with heavy ol' sysvinit instead of the lighter openrc-init?