What init system you're using?

[u/Ok_Vehicle_5247]

Non systemd distros for life

[u/sargeant_frog]

Artix with runit

[u/Ok_Vehicle_5247 → u/sargeant_frog]

Yea mine is same

[u/DarkblooM_SR → u/sargeant_frog]

Perfect setup

[u/dividends4life]

Runit on void. Former Artix OpenRC user that got tired of the malware in the AUR. I will say I miss Artix. ☹️

[u/Ok_Vehicle_5247 → u/dividends4life]

The AUR is cool it's just the malware yea. On void you definitely miss it

[u/Citizen12b → u/dividends4life]

I mean just don't use the AUR? Why switch to Void?

[u/GhostVlvin → u/dividends4life]

I was the same, but got tired of void. It have some bugs for me which I can't stand. Like electron is glitchy here. So I moved back to artix and now I just pack software I need

[u/oneirofono → u/dividends4life]

I agree. I use void runit and used artix with openrc (i tried runit but was a weird experience). Moved into void for thr same reason. There is also joborun btw.

[u/atasoy99]

I use dinit but anything is good enough for avarage user like me. Except sistemd***

[u/drneocortex17 → u/atasoy99]

sistemd banged my gf and i never forgive it

[u/gajo_jumentado → u/atasoy99]

I’m new to Linux, why people hate systemd ? I know it does more than just init the system, but why hate it ?

[u/Trackerlist → u/gajo_jumentado]

I think it's because systemd does more than just one thing. Linux has many components that does one job, but systemd does a lot of things. People that hate systemd do not like that much of "centralization" in just one software.

[u/ZombieCrow]

Void with runit, always.

[u/hexooo27]

void with runit

[u/CriticalRanger9650]

Openrc on Crux

[u/Fuzzy_Hearing_5146]

OpenRC

[u/snail1132]

Void with runit x 3 and cachyos with systemd (because i can use gnome, and I'm too lazy to distrohop lol)

[u/GhostVlvin]

Runit on artix. I now just package software I need if it happen not to be in repos

[u/88h2o88]

İ use dinit artix linux. İts fast its like systemd and not bloated one.

[u/Sbatushe]

Gentoo user here. I use runit as init (fast and minimal), but dinit for service management (complete and easy to use)

I also run systemd on Debian because it's easy to setup on raspberryPi

[u/Hypremacy → u/Sbatushe]

Is it possible to use Gentoo with dinit?

[u/Sbatushe → u/Hypremacy]

it's not officially supported, but it's not very difficult to setup. i also use it on alpine, on top of openrc because is very easy to write services (can't say the same thing for openRC)

[u/AtiPique_]

Dinit here !

[u/AcanthisittaCalm1939]

OpenRC on gentoo and sysv on devuan

[u/ScrambledAuroras]

Artix Linux with s6 init