linux:system:shutdown-reboot
Shutdown & Reboot
These two commands are SysV-era commands; they're only “emulated” on modern systems:
Shutdown is just a symbolic link to systemctl, which “knows” that when it's invoked as shutdown should trigger the same actions as systemctl poweroff. Same for reboot/systemctl reboot.
So, either you simply replace shutdown with systemctl poweroff, and reboot with systemctl reboot, or you just add aliases (alias shutdown=systemctl poweroff).
# systemctl poweroff # systemctl reboot
linux/system/shutdown-reboot.txt · Last modified: by oscar
