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On 3/13/24 22:55, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:
> If you are writing code that will run as one or more server processes, you
> will likely also want to provide scripts/config to manage those processes.
> For systemd, that could be service definition files.

Not relevant to the whole overarching discussion, but to my 
understanding, that might be better managed by distribution / OS 
maintainers, rather than developers. When thinking about programs like 
daemons, or other similar pieces on a bigger system, with all the 
variety of systems, init systems, and programs around, who best to do it 
than the people that are ultimately orchestrating the whole ecosystem.