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Gentoo by default prefers OpenRC over systemd, though you can chose which one you want while installing.
by cubancigar11 11y ago
Gentoo by default prefers OpenRC over systemd, though you can chose which one you want while installing.
- digi_owl 11y agoAnd gentoo had to jump through hoops (to the point of forking udev) to be able to continue to do so. The whole systemd vs sysv back and forth is a smokescreen, because while sysv stops at init systemd continues on to cron, networking, sessions, dhcp, dns, /dev, and soon to be ttys etc. And while the kernel is maintained under the rule that change do not break user space, systemd developers seem to do changes with a permanent "deal with it" meme.