> Is this kind of specialty distro “just” a very fancy and high labor way to share some dotfiles? > This one uses runit which I like, but I don’t really care a

> Is this kind of specialty distro “just” a very fancy and high labor way to share some dotfiles? > This one uses runit which I like, but I don’t really care about init system as long as it’s a supervisor. I mean, changing init system isn't the same as changing a window manager. It's probably one of the few things that does matter between distros. And systemd isn't just an init system, it's a whole load of other stuff that comes bundled. It might be enough for some one to choose one of these specialist distros. Personally I just gave in and accepted systemd into my life and that I'll probably never be able to debug any problems. Luckily the days of figuring out why my Linux desktop won't boot are much less frequent than 20 years ago.