Differences between System V and systemd: Difference between revisions

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* [[Systemd#Internal|systemd]]
* [[Systemd#Internal|systemd]]
* [[System V]]
* [[System V]]
=Overview=
Both [[System V]] and [[Systemd|systemd]] are init systems, used to manage processes and services on Linux systems. An init system is responsible for starting and stopping services, controlling runlevels, and providing a way to start and stop processes.

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Overview

Both System V and systemd are init systems, used to manage processes and services on Linux systems. An init system is responsible for starting and stopping services, controlling runlevels, and providing a way to start and stop processes.