On 05/24/2018 07:18 AM, wrote:

No, most non-essential services can be killed and set to
disabled without rebooting.

Yes, but to determine the effect of each particular service, requires
a boot to be sure to have the service running or not

Anyone is welcome to my list and I'd be interested in others.

A lot of services have serious security issues. Some should be
killed off before you even connect to the Internet for the first time.
Black Viper is probably the best guide. Has been for more than
a decade, IMHO.

Yes, Black Viper's good.

And a link to this black viper maybe?