Debian_SuperUser
Active Member
I need to reinstall my OS anyways. I am recently noticing how bad Systemd performs. I mean okay, it's great, at least I am getting Linux instead of Windows, but the fact that there are better options makes me wanna try them. So I heard about Artix Linux, which is based on Arch but it uses different init systems (based on which one you pick). So you expect me to mostly have no problems? What about Arch packages that do something with systemd? And AUR packages which need systemd would definitely break right?
I forgot how much the performance difference was, but I am pretty sure other init systems run really fast actually, that is why I am trying to shift over.
Also I have never actually use other init systems in detail. So how's the reliability versus doing systemctl start x.service? And which init system should I pick for Artix if you would recommend?
I forgot how much the performance difference was, but I am pretty sure other init systems run really fast actually, that is why I am trying to shift over.
Also I have never actually use other init systems in detail. So how's the reliability versus doing systemctl start x.service? And which init system should I pick for Artix if you would recommend?