The 28/08/12, Tom Gundersen wrote: > This is the point. If a daemon has been customized for systemd (which > some have, and hopefully more will), then it will expect systemd to > set up its communication channels for it and pass them to the daemon > on startup, it might also expect systemd to do many other tasks which > daemons traditionally would do themselves.
Daemons customized to require systemd will actually require systemd. Now, systemd is a Linux only platform tool and most upstream don't target their software to Linux only. I don't expect much daemons requiring systemd to be started. If they do, users who want such tool will use systemd and such daemons would naturally be out of the scope. -- Nicolas Sebrecht
