pcalvert wrote: I was also disappointed with the current state of package management.
The 'current state' is the same as it's always been in Slackware, that's a big part of what makes the distro what it is.
pcalvert wrote: I was also disappointed with the current state of package management.
Lecram wrote:just curious.
Is it possible to use debian with eudev+consolekit2+runit rather than using devuan or without messing up.
I know that eudev and consolekit2 is not in the debian repo. but runit is in the stable repos
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https://packages.debian.org/buster/runit
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Lysander wrote:EDIT: It would be good to include a little more info on MX Linux here from those who have used it
e.g.
- How easy [or not] is it to install?
- What package management system does it use?
- What distro is it based on?
- What DEs are available?
- Is there a wiki and a forum?
Lysander wrote:Thanks eor2004, but you are quoting a post which is nearly two years old. A lot of water has passed under the bridge since then [for me at least], and my thanks as always go out to HuangLao for this thread and his relentless assistance both on this forum and off it.
Ironically enough, if anyone feels like discussing Slackware more, I'd be only too happy to try to help. Debian... I can't speak about so much these days!
edbarx wrote:More specifically, is it still possible to have systemd installed, but having its init component not used?
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