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Wait, sysvinit on debian 13 truly practically works?? as in, one can remove systemd and have a working server OS with sysv init??
by egorfine 1y ago
Wait, sysvinit on debian 13 truly practically works?? as in, one can remove systemd and have a working server OS with sysv init??
- b112 1y agoYes. I run a full desktop too, without it. Multiple variants. I don't use gnome's Desktop Environment though (although I do run gtk/gnome software), so cannot comment on that.
- UncleSlacky 1y agoYes, MX Linux will be doing this (as a separate ISO, until now they're been able to provide a single ISO that lets you choose between systemd and sysvinit at every boot): https://mxlinux.org/blog/changes-coming-with-mx-25/ https://mxlinux.org/blog/changes-coming-with-mx-25/