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If you're new to the non-systemd world, I'd recommend OpenRC if you want a "just works" system and runit if you want to get a taste of a ...

s6-rc ≥ openrc >> runit. To summarize, every init has its own features and is designed for specific use cases, so you can choose one according to your ...

Supervision suites such as s6, runit, perp or daemontools define a service as a long-lived process, ... OpenRC, an alternative, dependency-based rc system.

OpenRC works great on a desktop system where no service/deamon monitoring is needed (no support for restarting crashed programs out of the box).

24.12.2021 · OpenRC, runit, and s6 are probably your best bets out of the 10 options considered. "No feature creep" is the primary reason people pick OpenRC over the competition. This page is powered by a knowledgeable community that helps you make an informed decision.

White86ec. · 1m. Runit is really easy. 1. level 1. Ylonite. · 1m · edited 1m s6. If you're new to the non-systemd world, I'd recommend OpenRC if you want a "just works" system and runit if you want to get a taste of a more scripting-heavy (though still easy to use) system. suite66 aims to be user-friendly, but it's not very popular which ...

sysvinit - the original init · OpenRC - a dependency-based init system · s6 - a daemontools-inspired process supervisor · runit - a minimalistic daemontools- ...

s6 is not alternative to runit or OpenRC currently. Runit is too simple and OpenRC is not as good as systemd. How are you defining "not as good"? That depends on what you're trying to achieve, surely? This isn't trolling or arguing, I'm genuinely curious to know your technical reasoning and supporting evidence behind ths.

1. Head to Head 00:152. systemd 00:553. OpenRC 05:184. runit 08:355. s6 12:006. Results 16:15OpenRC1: 15s 460ms2: 15s 46ms3: 15s 16ms4: 14s 59ms5: 14s 51mss...

23.11.2021 · It is possible to install any init system (openrc, runit, s6, suite66 or dinit) from any ISO. Fresh Artix installation from bootable media. Artix can either be installed through the console or the GUI installer. The GUI install is quite straightforward, we'll focus on the console installation procedure here.

When comparing OpenRC vs runit, the Slant community recommends OpenRC for most people. In the question“What are the best Linux init systems?

To me, openrc is the friendliest to use, followed by runit and last is s6 (which has some seriously unmemorable commands – think like pacman). Since I was playing around anyway, I (unscientifically) measured how fast the init system are (spoiler: it doesn't make any difference). Rebooting (ie: from sudo reboot to the login prompt, including ...

For most "normie" use cases, it almost doesn't matter, but systemd is basically the best choice, as it's most widely used and supported. 9. level 1. gettriggered_ian. · 9m · edited 8m. Just use systemd. Don't make your life harder for the sake of sounding cool because I've tried artix s6 and openrc and sometimes I forget to download packages ...

OpenRC is ranked 1st while runit is ranked 2nd. The most important reason people chose OpenRC is: OpenRC follows the UNIX philosophy of 'do one thing and do it well', while it's true that it has more features than sysvinit, it does not stay away from its primary function with unnecessary added features.

s6-rc, provides a real Service Manager, a Services Supervisor with Parallel RC and logging, upon demand. The perfect continuation, of Runit. ISC License, is not a barrier, Ibut instead, is so friendly to Open Source and Free Software Licence.

openrc/runit/s6? Unsure on which init system i should use, I played around with all three in virtual machines (virtualbox). To me, openrc is the friendliest to use, followed by runit and last is s6 (which has some seriously unmemorable commands – think like pacman).

White86ec. · 1m. Runit is really easy. 1. level 1. Ylonite. · 1m · edited 1m s6. If you're new to the non-systemd world, I'd recommend OpenRC if you want a "just works" system and runit if you want to get a taste of a more scripting-heavy (though still easy to use) system. suite66 aims to be user-friendly, but it's not very popular which ...

Runit is better suited for running for servers/power users. Never came in contact with S6, can't say. Just for sake of completeness, openrc supports service supervision too. Openrc can be configured to use the builtin openrc supervisor, or in theory use runit or s6 supervision.

Instead of System V init, you can use OpenRC, runit, systemd, s6, or others. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago. How do I use rc.d? and service management ...

14.04.2021 · I have tried s6, runit, and openrc. OpenRC allows you to configure `need`, `want`, `after`, and `before`. Without `want` directive, there is going to be a lot of hassle. `after` and `before` are not very important. However, OpenRC needs services to go background and produce PID files. This is no good. OpenRC still retains /etc/inittab which is ...

Runit — a daemontools-inspired process supervision suite that also provides a program suitable for running as process 1. S6 and s6-rc-based init system — an init system built using components from the s6, s6-rc and s6-linux-init packages. OpenRC — a dependency-based init system for Unix-like systems that maintains compatibility with the ...