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So what? If a distro doesn't feel any need to adopt runit, so what? But today, you essentially can't have a system without systemd, because it's no longer just
by Brian_K_White 3y ago
So what? If a distro doesn't feel any need to adopt runit, so what?
But today, you essentially can't have a system without systemd, because it's no longer just a matter of "if you don't want it, don't use it" because all the upstream packages have now changed to depend on it, and now it's a huge job to artificially hack them all back to sysv-init.
And as bad as that all is, what makes it all nuclear worse, is the complete disregard and inconsideration for anyone raising that objection.
- account42 3y ago> But today, you essentially can't have a system without systemd Thankfully the Gentoo maintainers still make this easy.
- always2slow 3y agoVoid linux is based on runit and is by far the best distro I've ever used after 25 years of distro hopping. (FWIW I've used linux since slackware 3.0)