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by Arch-TK
1464 days ago
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I recently got a new work laptop and decided to take the opportunity to switch from using windows 10 with a linux VM (please don't try to sell me WSL2, I'm not interested) to plain linux. I decided to pick devuan stable since the base machine needs to be... stable. I have no interest in using systemd on anything which needs to be stable. I feel happy for anyone who has never encountered severe stability issues with systemd but I am not that person. Devuan comes with sysvinit which is also trash but it offers the opportunity to use other inits. At this point in time I have switched it from sysvinit to runit and eventually ripped out the entire runit infrastructure that comes with devuan and replaced it with something heavily inspired by void's runit. This isn't great, it would be nice if devuan took things other than sysvinit+initscripts more seriously. Maybe even just switch to OpenRC since, while it is still not great (please stop using pid files) it's a hell of a lot more sane than the mess of init scripts devuan ships with. |
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