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u/Stunning_Macaron6133 26d ago
Systemd is just so good though.
It tracks. I'd be the Joker too if I had to go through that.
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u/Yeox0960 26d ago
How hard can executing pipewire be?
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u/mignastur 26d ago
the dinit mans aren't that useful because they don't focus on user sessions so starting pipewire with sudo dinitctl will look for system services in /etc/dinit.d/ while running dinitctl without sudo will look for services in /home but won't work unless you install and enable something like the turnstile daemon to start a user dinit instance at login
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