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Basic Suite66 guide

Simple basic usage guide: Suite66 guide

I wrote this in mind, to atleast to show basic everyday usage of enable/disable/start/stop services. Not meant to be a complete guide
but may be expanded a bit later on. Hope the guide helps you.

Packaged scripts by default will be placed in /etc/66/service.
I have a updated version that sets sysadmin's scripts in /etc/suite66/service
This has been done so that a person can copy a service file from /etc/66/service and place in /etc/suite66/service and modify it.
This avoids changes made by us to overwrite your changes. 66 is designed to check the sysadmin's service path(/etc/suite66/service) first
and use it instead if found.

Edit: I've also updated the wiki article, adding how to run user services, which are placed in $HOME/.66

If you are converting from another Artix-init, it is the same steps as normal, except afterwards before rebooting, need to create the 66 trees:
66-tree -n boot
66-tree -ncE default

Next need to enable boot modules, edit to changes needed for your system such has hostname, timezone, btrfs,lvm, etc
66-enable -t boot boot@system
66-env -t boot -e $EDITOR boot@system ( This is where you edit 66's settings mentioned a moment ago )
If you are enabling, for example, btrfs change !no to !yes
Save the changes and run
66-enable -t boot -F boot@system

Enable services to run in runlevel
66-enable SERVICES_HERE