Are you confused about whether you are running systemd? Here are two ways of knowing for sure:

https://itsfoss.com/check-if-systemd/

#linux #systemd

How to Check if Your Linux System Uses systemd

Wondering which init service your Linux system uses? Here's how to find it out.

^{Sagar Sharma (It's FOSS)}

I guess people hating #Wayland are the same folks that hate #SystemD or even #PipeWire whilst refusing to #DoBetter themselves:

#Toxic #Neighsayers that refuse to acknowledge that #Xorg, #SystemVinit and #ALSA / #OSS are bad.

Instead they create redundant work that noone cares and that only.pulls resources from improving mainlike #Linux.

Or does anyone use #Devuan in any busoness-critical applicationm?

Curious about the systemd controversy?

Get the lowdown with our beginner's guide!

https://itsfoss.com/systemd-init/

#linux #systemd #init

systemd vs init Controversy [A Layman's Guide]

Still confused about what is systemd and why it is often at the center of controversy in the Linux world? I try to answer in simpler words.

^{Bill Dyer (It's FOSS)}

// Minimum (sometimes the only way in segfault situations):
printf('[%s:%d]: param1[%s]=%s - CALLED!' . PHP_EOL, __METHOD__, __LINE__, gettype($param1), $param1);

// Or with an actual logger
SomeLogger::trace(sprintf('param1[%s]=%s - CALLED!', gettype($param1), $param1);