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It will always be a fringe effort since the vast majority of the people doing the actual work are fine with it. It's been what, ten years by now? If instead of
by 5e92cb50239222b 3y ago
It will always be a fringe effort since the vast majority of the people doing the actual work are fine with it. It's been what, ten years by now? If instead of complaining all that time systemd haters cooperated and put in the work, they could have produced something (supposedly) much better by now.
Alpine is probably your best bet, it's pretty widely used. All of the others are a minority of a minority of a minority.
- PathfinderBot 3y agoAs per other sibling comments, there are already many efforts underway. Void Linux in particular, which I've used, has a surprising number of packages.
- dizhn 3y agoUnfortunately alpine ships with a lot of init scripts that don't work. To make it worse it ships with init scripts that could never have worked. I don't know if discovering this should make me stay away from it as a distro or send patches (which is not trivial. I tried a few times). I do like < 3 minutes full distro version upgrades though.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoWhat's an example of an init script that could never have worked?
- dizhn 3y agodcc (last year)