yeah lets rip out decades of tried and tested code, and replace it with systemd that breaks many tenants of unix. and protect logging info by using a format that is more likely to get corrupted. Well its safe no one can read it, its corrupted.
SMF didn't replace init, it just controls services in a more intelligent way that didn't break historic behavor.
How often does a user have to deal with the XML files? almost never, and even developers are limited to just design phase, after that its not used.
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yeah lets rip out decades of tried and tested code, and replace it with systemd that breaks many tenants of unix. and protect logging info by using a format that is more likely to get corrupted. Well its safe no one can read it, its corrupted. SMF didn't replace init, it just controls services in a more intelligent way that didn't break historic behavor. How often does a user have to deal with the XML files? almost never, and even developers are limited to just design phase, after that its not used.