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We don't really add init scripts for packages that aren't in the repos. You can always write a script yourself.

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This is a reoccuring problem – packages from AUR that are written only for systemd. In my opinion the logical solution would be to add the runit, s6 and OpenRC init scripts to the AUR. A nice sideeffect is that runit, s6 and OpenRC would pierce into the mainline Arch :D
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why should there be an AUR script for another init that archlinux does not use? it doesn't seem logical to me. Archlinux = systemd only. AUR = Archlinux  :o  8)  ;)

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Create init script and with bit of luck it might just land in universe.
 

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Quote from: alium – on
why should there be an AUR script for another init that archlinux does not use? it doesn't seem logical to me. Archlinux = systemd only. AUR = Archlinux  :o  8)  ;)
The Arch repo is systemd-only, the AUR isn't, since we do use the official AUR in Artix too – right? If you search for runit in the AUR, you will find out that the AUR already contains runit init scripts, specifically written for Artix (take a look at the corresponding PKGBUILD files): https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&K=runit

Obviously it's not forbidden to upload non-systemd scripts to the AUR – so: why not?

(Besides that, I'm convinced that Arch won't stay systemd-only forever – but this is another topic.)
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Quote from: xanadu – on
The Arch repo is systemd-only, the AUR isn't, since we do use the official AUR in Artix too – right? If you search for runit in the AUR, you will find out that the AUR already contains runit init scripts, specifically written for Artix (take a look at the corresponding PKGBUILD files): https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&K=runit

Obviously it's not forbidden to upload non-systemd scripts to the AUR – so: why not?

(Besides that, I'm convinced that Arch won't stay systemd-only forever – but this is another topic.)

No. I don't think we have the right to flood AUR with our artixlinux programs / scripts. my personal opinion...

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Quote from: alium – on
No. I don't think we have the right to flood AUR with our artixlinux programs / scripts. my personal opinion...

Regardless of that, I am convinced that we need a general solution for packages in the AUR that need additional runit/s6/OpenRC scripts on Artix. If not directly in the AUR then maybe in an official Artix repo where we can collect and supervise these scripts in a centralized manner.
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Quote from: alium – on
No. I don't think we have the right to flood AUR with our artixlinux programs / scripts. my personal opinion...

Why not?

AUR is for all and not all packages can be added in normal repos, especially when there is licensing issue.

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I actually think you aren't allowed to host source files on AUR so such script packages wouldn't be allowed there.

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Quote from: Dudemanguy – on
I actually think you aren't allowed to host source files on AUR so such script packages wouldn't be allowed there.
But they are already there:
* https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&SeB=nd&K=-openrc
* https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&SeB=nd&K=runit
* https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&SeB=nd&K=-s6
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