Yet another win for Systemd.
Soon we'll be debating whether we call it systemd/linux or gnu/systemd.
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2023
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Can someone eli5 pls?
same, i have no idea what any of that means and i use runit
Not compelling to me. Gonna stick with runit and/or s6 on my Artix Linux systems at home. But you do you Lennart.