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26 May 2025
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 05:43 +1,242 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Unix-like systems: Describe the System III and System V inits.)
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 01:00 +239 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Unix-like systems: Note that the traditional init would *not* restart daemons, which is why making it it possible to restart them from the command line is useful.)
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 00:56 +981 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Unix-like systems: Give more information on initialization-script starting of daemons, with some citations.)
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 00:08 −20 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Unix-like systems: Some run-from-an-rc-script daemons background themselves, some don't, so some need to be run with an &, other's don't.)
25 May 2025
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 22:59 −301 Guy Harris talk contribs (Move the details about starting daemons on Unix-like systems from the lead to the "Unix-like systems", where it belongs. Remove the "In the strictly technical sense" noise, as it's inaccurate. Put the "double forking blah blah blah" way of starting a daemon at the end, and give more of he usual ways. Just speak of the "blah blah blah" as necessary for daemons run from the command line, as most of that is getting rid of stuff a "launched from init" daemon doesn't have in the first place.)
- diffhist Daemon (computing) 22:28 +279 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Terminology: Note that the backronym is bogus, using the Jargon File as a reference for it being incorrect. Add some examples of people (falsely) saying it means "disk and execution monitor", as citations for the claim that people said it means "disk and execution monitor".)