> (yeah, we could do it with daemontools as well.. but no one did the hard job of converting thousands of packages to daemontools) Void Linux is close. It uses

> (yeah, we could do it with daemontools as well.. but no one did the hard job of converting thousands of packages to daemontools) Void Linux is close. It uses runit as its init/service supervision and implements the daemontools uid/env commands with its chpst command. Logging is managed through svlogd which can timestamp output, rotate files etc. I couldn't be happier with a Linux distribution. You really don't need to convert anything, unless it's explicitly written to interact directly with some specific supervision mechanism, which I don't think is the case for "thousands of packages".