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Can Artix work with legacy init(not openrc/s6/runit)?

Будет ли artix работать с обычным инитом(не openrc)?

Re: Artix и SysVInit

Reply #1
Будет, если найти все нужные скрипты. Я вот, например, на десктопе использую sinit и он тоже отлично работает.
ARMtix

Re: Can Artix work with legacy init(not openrc/s6/runit)?

Reply #2
What is a "legacy" init?

Re: Artix и SysVInit

Reply #3
А чем runit не устраивает ?
i3-3210 / 10GB / VGA Intel HD 2500 / SSD 240GB / Arch Linux / Openbox / Ungoogled-Chromium

Re: Can Artix work with legacy init(not openrc/s6/runit)?

Reply #4
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Init
sysvinit and openrc was in archlinux  before systemd. they are now "legacy" init. sysvinit is still developed, but  we support it not.

theoretically yes, practically probably not. it's not just about exchanging sysvinit for another init, it's about starting services, you need to have a service written for all those packages too. sysvinit used initscripts, but they are hopelessly outdated, the last initscripts on AUR  is from 2014.

you can try it :D, but much better and easier is just choosing a distribution with your legacy init instead... ;)