Which one? I just listed the others and they all use different init systems...
> So there should be no standard
No, they should turn systemd into a real standard. ECMAinitd :-p
> No, they should turn systemd into a real standard. ECMAinitd :-p
Well systemd can only work on linux, by design. So every standard compliant init system would require that it package a linux kernel. That is not only moronic, but with history as our guide: would directly result in never patched, network active, embedded software.