ar0177417

I use Arch BTW, so no problem with outdated packages. ;)

Great article.

deleted by creator

Artix (Basically Arch without Systemd)

I just have a super crappy laptop with a hdd. So speed difference is quite noticeable. On systemd, boot times were greater than 2 min (done everything I could in systemd-analyze). So, I switched to Dinit which is new and quite barebones also a tad bit unstable (sometimes crashed for me). It allowed under 30 sec boot times. Then, I tested all init managers. Currently, on runit which is about 2-3sec slower than dinit but otherwise quite stable. I just choosed based on speed nothing else. I didn’t notice much difference in functionality. All allowed me to do all the things I wanted just in a different way. Artix linux allows easy switching of init managers

Tried everything in systemd-analyze and systemd-analyze blame. Still slow compared to dinit.

I used dinit, runit, openrc, systemd and s6 Dinit was the fastest.

Systemd is the slowest init system that I have used

deleted by creator

Apart from boot time. I don’t have any complaint against systemd.

to reconfigure some systemd services, switched to Artix (runit flavored btw)

Artix is definitely better than Arch. (using dinit flavor btw)

Linux from scratch and customizing it yourself? What’s the

Nobara uses optimized custom kernel for games