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Help me choose a distro
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hey printf. just wanted to drop in and say its been really cool to follow your Linux journey. I don't have suggestions for you, but please keep it up.
can I ask: what is it about OpenRC that you like? I personally haven't tried artix yet (for personal use i'm on arch) so I'm not familiar with the differences.
Thank you so much for your kind comment! It made me smile!😊 Never realized that my Linux journey is being "watched", so I'm kind of blushing from unexpected self-consciousness 🤣
I have no knowledge of the inner workings of OpenRC, but what I like from just having used it a few months is the fact that I understand the "architecture"? How there are system scripts and user scripts, how they belong to run levels. Also, this of course depends heavily on one's specific setup, but I have a smaller
pstreeon a fresh install with OpenRC than what I had with systemd.With that said, I am going to look into "simply" switching to OpenRC on Arch down the road, since I have been on Arch for many years now.