Pacman upgrade: Replace sysvinit-tools with core/procps-ng?

Today, when I upgraded my Arch, I got the following message:
:: Replace sysvinit-tools with core/procps-ng? [Y/n]
I didn't find anything in the news. I later chose 'yes', but I wanted to know what this message means, just curiosity. Doesn't sysvinit is a init daemon, like systemd?
└─[$] <> sudo pacman -Syyuu
[sudo] password for thiago:
:: Synchronizing package databases...
core 105.3 KiB 932K/s 00:00 [----------------------------------------------------] 100%
extra 1521.8 KiB 1208K/s 00:01 [----------------------------------------------------] 100%
community 2.0 MiB 1199K/s 00:02 [----------------------------------------------------] 100%
multilib 109.4 KiB 1032K/s 00:00 [----------------------------------------------------] 100%
:: Starting full system upgrade...
:: Replace sysvinit-tools with core/procps-ng? [Y/n] n
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
:: procps-ng and sysvinit-tools are in conflict. Remove sysvinit-tools? [y/N] ^C
Interrupt signal received

$ pkgfile -l sysvinit-tools | grep bin
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/bootlogd
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/fstab-decode
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/killall5
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/last
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/lastb
core/sysvinit-tools /usr/bin/pidof
$ pacman -Ql procps-ng | grep bin
procps-ng /usr/bin/
procps-ng /usr/bin/free
procps-ng /usr/bin/pgrep
procps-ng /usr/bin/pidof
procps-ng /usr/bin/pkill
procps-ng /usr/bin/pmap
procps-ng /usr/bin/ps
procps-ng /usr/bin/pwdx
procps-ng /usr/bin/slabtop
procps-ng /usr/bin/sysctl
procps-ng /usr/bin/tload
procps-ng /usr/bin/top
procps-ng /usr/bin/uptime
procps-ng /usr/bin/vmstat
procps-ng /usr/bin/w
procps-ng /usr/bin/watch
$ pacman -Qi procps-ng | grep Replace
Replaces : procps sysvinit-tools
sysvinit-tools is not an init system, it was a package that provided tools that used to be associated with sysvinit. Procps-ng now provides those sames tools and thus replaces sysvinit-tools.
EDIT: oops - many of the tools in sysvinit-tools are not provided by procps-ng. pidof is the only one I'd use anyways, and that one is covered. Perhaps the others are specific to sysvinit, I'm not sure.
Last edited by Trilby (2013-12-09 15:49:38)

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