Quoting John P. Looney (valen at tuatha.org):
> And I dare anyone to say that that's more difficult than;
>> echo "/usr/local/bin/paradise&" >> /etc/rc.local
Yes, and arguably a BSD init is easier than a SysVInit one. But various
people seem to hold fervent opinions for each, anyway. Just as some
alleged that rc.local is Wrong and Bad, because it doesn't properly
control start/stop of processes, while others don't care. Go figure.
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