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I think it's about time I ditched Arch Linux for Gentoo. Arch has gotten easier and I've gotten bored with it. Once I've settled to Gentoo, I'd have Void Linux scratch my "Arch Linux" itch

I mean, I've already explored Linux distros with different inits. I don't think anything can stop me when I have Arch, Gentoo, and Artix wiki handy

gentoo.org/

www.gentoo.orgWelcome – Gentoo LinuxThe website of Gentoo, a flexible Linux distribution.

Yeah, there's not much difference between s6 and dinit. The difference in RAM usage between versions with & without xorg is very negligible, Disk usage hasn't changed much either.

I guess I can say dinit is easier to handle than s6, but I'm starting to not mind what init runs on the system. I'm just adapting to these no problem at all.

Oh and dinit also reaches tty in 3 seconds. Nice.

So the dinit version of Artix Linux is the one I'm gonna be familiar with. It's the most straightforward init to control services with. dinitctl enable/disable to enable/disable services and dinitctl start/stop to start/stop services. It's honestly kinda like systemd

I've yet to test Artix Linux runit but I'm getting close to bedtime..

I'll post a screenshot of the system's fastfetch like I've done in the past.

So #chimeralinux. It's alright, installation guide and documentation is on point. Didn't have any problems setting it up. It's kinda like #Void but feels more like #Arch, in that you have to manually install the OS yourself instead of having a TUI like Void Linux installer has.

Playing with #dinit kinda works like #systemd. The only strange things about this #linux distro is that it uses /bin/sh instead of usual /bin/bash and it doesn't have #sudo or #doas in the repos.

introducing a C API library for the #dinit control protocol: github.com/chimera-linux/libdi

currently it's incomplete, but it should handle the complete protocol soon

its first use will be in dinit-dbus to make parsing dinitctl output unnecessary; otherwise it should be useful in a lot of general integration work where dinitctl is too fragile or limited

GitHubGitHub - chimera-linux/libdinitctl: High level API for dinitctl socket interfaceHigh level API for dinitctl socket interface. Contribute to chimera-linux/libdinitctl development by creating an account on GitHub.

we will soon (likely this weekend or early next week) be deploying initial support for #dinit-driven dbus activation; that means every dbus service will eventually come with a matching dinit service and traditional activation will be eliminated from all system packages (including linting at package build time)

Trying #dinit instead of #s6 as init system.

Liking it so far. dinit is a bit more user friendly than s6.

Not sure if there's a bug in s6, the kernel, or if it's a "feature", but with s6 I had a lot more wakeups per second, which is bad for the battery.