Out of all the Linux init systems out there, which one are you actually daily driving right now and why? Have you tried any others before your current one? What made you stick with it over the rest?
Out of all the Linux init systems out there, which one are you actually daily driving right now and why? Have you tried any others before your current one? What made you stick with it over the rest?
I dont like systemd because I haven’t learned it yet. I use the init system so rarely, and runit solves my needs. Up down and status are all I really use, and I can grep or tail logs, and systemd is just so much. Tbh I often find myself just running a program in tmux as a daemon if its not something I’ll use all the time.
But, thats slowly changing. Have to use systemd for work for a single server, so I’ll learn it here sooner or later, and then I’ll probably move to something that uses systemd. Or I’ll say fuckit and run emacs as my init system.
Holy shit, that README is long as hell
Retrospective.mdopens with a disclaimer that the project was vibe coded lol (“co-written by Claude”)