On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 11:37, Olivier Blin
<mageia@blino.org> wrote:
Michael Scherer <
misc@zarb.org> writes:
> People on Fedora list were quite reluctant to changes ( to say the least
> ), and I am pretty sure that someone will hit a unrelated corner case in
> the last minute. Rtp was not really fond of systemd on arm and embedded
> system either.
How could it be worse than forking our dozens of shell scripts?
I think that it is not the case - if no specific systemd .service files are there, systemd will gladly execute initscripts init scripts.
Of course, there are always ordering issues, unexpected systemd-specific behavior (like accessing /dev/ being treated as service activation or such), but nothing unfixable as far as I know.