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dinit is, imo, the one I'd pick. It's focused but it has dependencies and the services are defined by a DSL rather than startup scripts. Having said that, I ha
by t43562 11mo ago
dinit is, imo, the one I'd pick. It's focused but it has dependencies and the services are defined by a DSL rather than startup scripts.
Having said that, I haven't used runit and from the look of it, it's a big improvement over SystemV at the very least.