On Mx-21.3 mx-linux supported 2 Init systems. Te default is sysvinit the default and the other is SystemD. I have found that while running the default sysvinit system the process for systemD are running. since the two Init systems are very much identical why would mxlinux support another Init ?/
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Mx-linux support of 2 Init systems
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Posted 21 December 2023 - 11:34 PM
If that was true then MX-linux should not allow an option to use systemD in the Grub and only sysvinit. Debian for example does only provides systemD by default and no other Init system
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Just un case, in your limited experience, you have not noticed.....Linux is about Choice.
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