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Not really. But you can always install Devuan over it at least, which gives you a choice between sysvinit and openrc (and others like runit or sinit). https://
by petre 8y ago
Not really. But you can always install Devuan over it at least, which gives you a choice between sysvinit and openrc (and others like runit or sinit).
https://devuan.org/os/init-freedom/ https://devuan.org/os/init-freedom/
The runit init Void Linux is quite slick. I also installed an Artix runit image in a virtual machine that works nicely. We are using it as a supervisor on openSuSE piggybacked onto systemd to run critical infrastructure. It works flawlessly, it's also included in busybox but almost always never enabled.