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New runit debs in the antiX buster repos.
This version is back-ported from Debian testing/sid.
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runit is really faster than sysVinit. AntiX works great with it ! Thanks for the work you’ve done.
would be great to have a wiki on runit (start/stop daemons ; file directories structure, etc..) like in voidlinux.
i won’t go back with sysvinit now !
runit on antiX (and Debian) is not implemented as it is in void or Artix (for better or worse).
At the moment, runit in antiX/Debian uses the /etc/init.d/* scripts. Mainly because few packagers ship with runit services.
Hopefully this will change in the future.