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15.06.2020 · Artix is bleeding edge too, actually we just not update every Linux kernel version, because actually we have low free space on our server. If you like fresh bleed-edge kernel, try use Linux-zen kernel, it is on 99,9% up-to-date .

But I have only one problem, sometimes on boot WiFi is gone absolutely and I have to reboot(sometimes more than once) to activate it. I think it ...

I am just used that init system as of late. I used arch Linux for years and never heard of artix until a few days ago. How do you all feel about ...

Update 3: my artix linux setup: s6 as init system (obviously) full disk encryption with encrypted /boot. installed packages for full disk encryption: lvm2-s6 cryptsetup-s6 device-mapper-s6. enabled dmeventd service with s6-rc-update add default dmeventd.

I'm hoping to use it with runit. I want to know what the experience is like using Artix as a daily driver. Does using a less popular init system ...

Oct 25, 2021 · Artix Linux, a systemd-free linux distribution. The upcoming s6-base 2.0-1 and s6-scripts 20210921-1 packages introduce a couple of major new features for s6 users. First, the /etc/s6/adminsv directory is supported for writing custom s6-rc services.

25.10.2021 · Artix Linux, a systemd-free linux distribution. The upcoming s6-base 2.0-1 and s6-scripts 20210921-1 packages introduce a couple of major new features for s6 users. First, the /etc/s6/adminsv directory is supported for writing custom s6-rc services. Additionally, network detection for services on startup is now supported via editing the new network bundle.

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Artix: no systemd, small package iso 500mb+ runit, openrc, no lagging, pacman, no viruses, no extra packages bloat, great distro name, forums, ...

I tried it in vbox and the main differences between it and arch linux are basestrap instead of pacstrap, you have to manually sym link services for them to work with runit(or something like that I may not be explaining this part properly) and the fact that if you want arch repos you have to manually enable them by using pacman -Syu artix ...

The fact of the matter is, however, that Kali is a Linux distribution specifically geared towards professional penetration testers and security specialists, and given its unique nature, it is NOT a recommended distribution if you’re unfamiliar with Linux or are looking for a general-purpose Linux desktop distribution for development, web ...

I'm also curious about other Arch forks. I used Manjaro before, and that had its advantages. I'm aware of other forks, such as EndeavourOS, ...

The fact of the matter is, however, that Kali is a Linux distribution specifically geared towards professional penetration testers and security specialists, and given its unique nature, it is NOT a recommended distribution if you’re unfamiliar with Linux or are looking for a general-purpose Linux desktop distribution for development, web design, gaming, etc.

how to add windows to grub boot menu manually when boot partition was deleted and recreated in Artix Linux install 2. /r/linuxquestions , 2022-01-12, ...

My Artix install is about 2 months old now and I use it for work, programming and playing games. Some keypoints are: btrfs. Linux-zen kernel. KDE. I am new to reddit moderating and still getting accustomed with the tools. For now I have added some post flairs including init system ones, as was requested. 19.

I used Arch before, now I'm in Fedora rawhide, any thoughts about Artix Linux? And openrc vs. runit vs. s6.

level 1. knocklessmonster. · 2y. Honestly, I think Artix is an awesome project. They're taking Arch's great package base, and porting it to openrc and runit. I'm all for it. I've never used Artix, but a few years ago I swapped an arch install to OpenRC (it was …

Obarun is arch without systemd. Artix is artix. Arch and artix only have a late stable kernel (linux) and the highest version of LTS (linux-lts). Lately linux-hardened is also on arch. Here is an example of what happens with kernels, let's say 5.3 works really well for you but 5.4 doesn't.

My Artix install is about 2 months old now and I use it for work, programming and playing games. Some keypoints are: btrfs. Linux-zen kernel. KDE. I am new to reddit moderating and still getting accustomed with the tools. For now I have added some post flairs including init system ones, as was requested. 19.

I tried to find as much information as possible about these two distros, and I know Artix doesn't use systemd (not sure what Reborn uses), ...

Hi everyone, If you regularly check out r/linux posts, I think you'd know that I posted a post about an Artix-based GNU/Linux uses LFS/BLFS ...

Once upon a time there was a distro called Damn Vulnerable Linux that was based on slackware and only available on i486 CPU's and was, well, damn vulnerable. Meant for cybersec students, it was stuffed to the tits with outdated software and bad configs that meant that, out of box, it was the most vulnerable OS on the market, and it looks like a pretty fun way to spend a long …

I'm using Runit and LXDE. At first I had pulseaudio and only audio output was working. I decided to install pipewire and then neither audio output, nor input was working. `sudo pacman -Syyu pipewire pipewire-pulse pipewire-alsa pipewire-jack`. I then ran `pipewire && pipewire-pulse` and opened alsamixer. It doesn't seem to be detecting anything.

I tried it in vbox and the main differences between it and arch linux are basestrap instead of pacstrap, you have to manually sym link services for them to work with runit(or something like that I may not be explaining this part properly) and the fact that if you want arch repos you have to manually enable them by using pacman -Syu artix-archlinux-support and put the arch …

level 1. knocklessmonster. · 2y. Honestly, I think Artix is an awesome project. They're taking Arch's great package base, and porting it to openrc and runit. I'm all for it. I've never used Artix, but a few years ago I swapped an arch install to OpenRC (it was my neglected netbook, I wanted to give it a try).

Once upon a time there was a distro called Damn Vulnerable Linux that was based on slackware and only available on i486 CPU's and was, well, damn vulnerable. Meant for cybersec students, it was stuffed to the tits with outdated software and bad configs that meant that, out of box, it was the most vulnerable OS on the market, and it looks like a pretty fun way to spend a long weekend.