The Wanderer:
That isn't all you gain by it; you also gain the benefit of being
> able to use these features no matter which init system you're
> running. Which in turn helps avoid lock-in, and enable easier testing
> of (or migration to) alternatives, and prevent user surprise, and so
> forth.
The Wanderer:
At a glance at the sysvinit source, it doesn't look to me like
/sbin/init itself does service management, in the "starting, stopping
and monitoring services" form; at most, it seems to handle some subset
of the "monitoring" part, in the form of noticing when something has
died abnor
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