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So how do you configure it? Just through some random mess of unintegrated incomplete long abandoned half baked subsystems? I really want to know, what do you

• nulbyte 9mo ago
  A quick perusal of the site yields this page, which tells you what it uses by default: sysvinit. https://www.devuan.org/os/init-freedom https://www.devuan.org/os/init-freedom It lists other options. It also lists other operating systems that don't use systemd. I think what I hate most about systemd is that it has seemingly indoctrinated so many into believing that there are no viable alternatives, only some random mess of unintegrated incomplete long abandoned half-baked subsystems.