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Actually Gentoo still uses sysvinit by default, which is one of the reasons I like it. They also maintain a fork of udev (eudev) that doesn't require systemd.
by throwacct7835 9y ago
Actually Gentoo still uses sysvinit by default, which is one of the reasons I like it. They also maintain a fork of udev (eudev) that doesn't require systemd.
- hyperion2010 9y agoOpenRC is default, but yes.
- qb45 9y agoOpenRC is a collection of init scripts, not the PID 1 /sbin/init binary AFAIK.
- hyperion2010 9y agoThis is true, OpenRC depends on sysvinit to run PID 1, but given the comparison to systemd we have to ignore the (unixy) distinction between OpenRC and sysvinit since systemd has eaten everything >_<.
- qb45 9y ago> Gentoo still uses sysvinit by default > OpenRC is default > we have to ignore the (unixy) distinction between OpenRC and sysvinit Nice try :)
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