Init vs systemd

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Contents

1 Overview
2 systemd: Usage
- 2.1 General Concept
- 2.2 systdctrl
3 Additional Resources

Overview

Definition of systemd

According to Lennart Poettering:

"systemd is a system and session manager for Linux."

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The Old Way: init

The Newer Way: systemd

systemd: Usage

General Concept

systdctrl

Additional Resources

YouTube Video (beyond init: systemd): (beyond init: systemd)

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