Yes, without question. Systemd provides me absolutely no benefit when running a server and adds considerable complexity and fragility in a critical component.
A traditional SysV init is just fine. Want orchestrated service invocation on startup? Run it from SysV init instead of replacing SysV init.
There is no need to conflate the "sysv rc system" with "sysv init." They are entirely separate things.
A traditional SysV init is just fine. Want orchestrated service invocation on startup? Run it from SysV init instead of replacing SysV init.
There is no need to conflate the "sysv rc system" with "sysv init." They are entirely separate things.