Considering every major init system ( and process supervisor ) since IBM Aix in has process supervision and auto-restarting to some degree then yes. Void Linux uses runit a descedent of djb's daemontools which does…
We are referring to buggyness during execution (what the parent of the comment i'm responding to says) while most problems with GNU-isms come hit you at compile-time.
honestly not that much since adopting a GNU-ism or Glibc-ism will in most case result in errors at compile-time.
but you can check if the process is running and automatically restarting supervised services is the norm.
Considering every major init system ( and process supervisor ) since IBM Aix in has process supervision and auto-restarting to some degree then yes. Void Linux uses runit a descedent of djb's daemontools which does…
We are referring to buggyness during execution (what the parent of the comment i'm responding to says) while most problems with GNU-isms come hit you at compile-time.
honestly not that much since adopting a GNU-ism or Glibc-ism will in most case result in errors at compile-time.
but you can check if the process is running and automatically restarting supervised services is the norm.