As I work more with latest distro versions (Debian Jessie or CentOS 7), everyday I find 1 thing that was previously configured in some way, and now is managed by systemd. i.e. swap partition mount no longer controller by fstab, laptop lid close action no longer an /etc/acpi configuration etc.We know the obvious (init, logging, network...), but could someone make or point to a comprehensive list of things that are now managed via systemd and before were managed differently?
What traditional Linux facilities/configurations have been incorporated by systemd?
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