runit works for me... on a modern system. Unlike systemd: - it's nice and simple - it's well documented - it's easy to troubleshoot - it doesn't have it's

runit works for me... on a modern system. Unlike systemd: - it's nice and simple - it's well documented - it's easy to troubleshoot - it doesn't have it's tentacles in everything That said, I don't run any desktop environments like Gnome or KDE, but just run i3 as my window manager. OpenRC also worked well for me when I was on Gentoo.