initscripts package on Debian
by xenomorph3613 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#56P6Z)
Over the years I became accustomed to shutting down my Linux PC simple using the command
Code:init 0from a terminal I had open as root. I guess I got lazy but I found that command alone was awesome instead of a GUI click here then there then confirmation dialog in most desktop environments.
Anyway it was always a command in place, out of the box on any distro I ever used. Well recently using Debian buster post installation running that same command gives the bash response
Code:command not found.
I believe it then requires the install of the package
initscripts to become a command to use again, but do I need to do any configuration to get the init command functional again. For whatever reason on Debian is like this. Ubuntu, Fedora and others still have it in the command lists as usual. So I just need to know how to implement it in debian after I install it. Anyone know?
Code:init 0from a terminal I had open as root. I guess I got lazy but I found that command alone was awesome instead of a GUI click here then there then confirmation dialog in most desktop environments.
Anyway it was always a command in place, out of the box on any distro I ever used. Well recently using Debian buster post installation running that same command gives the bash response
Code:command not found.
I believe it then requires the install of the package
initscripts to become a command to use again, but do I need to do any configuration to get the init command functional again. For whatever reason on Debian is like this. Ubuntu, Fedora and others still have it in the command lists as usual. So I just need to know how to implement it in debian after I install it. Anyone know?