is a booster-bot not really of linux, I would say ANTI-LINUX, and promotes constantly marketing by 3-4 corporations that seek to dominate linux and displace all alternatives.
Watching every video promoting switching from #Xorg to #Wayland gets me moving with a plan, later only to face multiple hurdles of medium to high complexity.
I mean I've moved #distros, and switched major tools and configs, but nothing has been as intimidating as this one. Realizing how much of my setup is indirectly #Xorg-dependent, it reminds me of my move out of #SystemD in favor of #Runit.
So, I have been considering names for a Void Linux Mobile distro. As I normally do, I was making theoretical logos for names to get a good sense of if they sound good. I think I am in love.
Making the designs for the initramfs of a Void Mobile distribution is super fun. I can play with ideas that I've had while working on postmarketOS but could never implement.
Well so far playing around with #VoidLinux on an old laptop I've #SwayWM up and running along with all my other stuff. I've built #Spotify from source without issue and just setup printing / scanning . Using #Runit for services is a doddle too no cumbersome #Systemd . Could :void: be about to replace #ArchLinux on my daily ?
I think I need more time just to make sure that it's really for me but the results so far are in favour of Void.
You know, I think the coolest thing about #runit is the fact I can run it on pretty much any system without replacing the system's init. Even on systemd systems!
Mewburn rc still uses PID files, a mechanism that people knew to be broken back in the middle 1980s. daemontools-family systems like runit do not.
There's no universal agreement on what a "service" is as opposed to a dæmon. But the concrete differences between the systems start with PID files, and continue with chain loading, logging, and composition.