Depends on the distro. Gentoo uses command as keywords in the start scripts: provides id [id ...] needs id [id ...] use id [id ...] before id [id ...] after id [id ...] "provides" is normally implicit the name of the script, "need" is a runtime requirement for a start, "use" shoudl be started first if available, "before" should be started before another script (if available) and "after" as equivalent. At every start the dependencies are newly calculated if one of the startup scripts were touched.
Looks a better idea : absolute numbering may be difficult ot maintain if lot's of plugins are implied in build process, and will not explicit wy a plugin is set before another (really a requirement or just because it was added first ?). This requires a intelligent dependency-based ordering, something like the maven1 reactor ?
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