Recently, while installing a component, my pacman gave the following output:
==> Remove a service:
rm /run/runit/service/<service>
==> Start/stop/restart a service:
sv <start/stop/restart> <service>
However, the service supervision section in the Artix wiki (https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Runit) suggests:
If the service isn't going to be used anymore, the previously created symbolic link has to be removed from the runlevel directory. For example, the following command disables supervision on a service in the current runlevel:
unlink /run/runit/service/service_name
Questions[/i]:
1. What must be ideally done to a service that is no longer necessary or whose primary packages have been removes using pacman?
2. Why does the wiki not include the prompt of the pacman output as a valid way of dealing with the issue of removing services that are no longer necessary?