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Systemd-Free Artix Linux OS is Looking For Packagers (artixlinux.org)
MrBrklyn (Slashdot reader #4,775) writes: Artix Linux, the young systemd free OS based on arch, is reaching a critical point in it's development and calling for new packagers.
Here's more from the ongoing thread on the project's forum: You don't have to be an expert in the occult arts for that; an elementary grasp of Linux in general and how PKGBUILD works should be enough for basic contributions. Help and training will be provided, free of charge!
Here's more from the ongoing thread on the project's forum: You don't have to be an expert in the occult arts for that; an elementary grasp of Linux in general and how PKGBUILD works should be enough for basic contributions. Help and training will be provided, free of charge!
The previous standard interactions with init, including the use of shell scripts in /etc/init.d, and the chkconfig and service commands still work. You don't actually need to learn anything new unless you want to take advantage of the new features that systemd offers.
So you might be able to see why your argument rings hollow.
I hear a lot of ad hominem attacks, and characterizations. I don't see a single example of a "bad" change.
I usually recognize scientists and engineers by their use of evidence.