Busybox removes support for systemd

Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by bigbugbag on Saturday October 31, 2015 @07:52PM (#10484752)

Arch linux spawned a distro called manjaro which leads the way on not joining the systemd bandwagon. Debian got forked into devuan which is debian minus systemd. As systemd originated from redhat it is expected that the other faces of redhat namely fedora and centos would also feature systemd.

Then there is slackware, gentoo, pclinuxos that either did not bit the systemd bullet or offer alternative option. Not sure about ubuntu.

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Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by steanne on Saturday October 31, 2015 @09:36PM (#10485063)

"Arch linux spawned a distro called manjaro which leads the way on not joining the systemd bandwagon."

...well, kinda: manjaro supports openrc, but the official, main installs are systemd. you can start with an official install and convert it, or you can use an openrc iso, but those are not officially supported.

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Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by digi_owl on Saturday October 31, 2015 @09:28PM (#10485041)

Err, Distrowatch claim that Manjaro use systemd...

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Re:Busybox removes support for systemd by bigbugbag on Tuesday November 03, 2015 @08:25AM (#10499340)

please read archlinux systemd-free website[1].

[1]: http://systemd-free.org/

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