And they did so by sweeping the entire UNIX landscape into the dustbin, only supporting linux, and in return giving us a management system that can't be sure anything is running[1].
systemd is leaps and bounds better than most of the init systems that came before it, but it's not a good daemon supervisor, and the developers have basically declared that it's "good enough" so improvements are unwelcome.
systemd is leaps and bounds better than most of the init systems that came before it, but it's not a good daemon supervisor, and the developers have basically declared that it's "good enough" so improvements are unwelcome.
1 - http://ewontfix.com/15/