Devuan it is then.

[abbe@bookwor.ms]

@mhoye or #guix, with #shepherd, a guile scheme based init system

[june@mspsocial.net]

@mhoye FUCKing FUCK

[aparrish@friend.camp]

@mhoye time to dig out those old cp/m disks

[mwl@io.mwl.io]

@owen @mhoye the three main BSD projects have all rejected LLM for code

[phred@weirder.earth]

@mhoye plan9

[mhoye@cosocial.ca]

@phred I don't think GolangOS runs on my ARM64 hardware, unfortunately.

[speaktrap@mastodon.com.pl]

@mhoye Finally, all those antisystemd haters from Phoronix can now say "TOLD YA"

I've been drivin' Void on laptops for a while now and considering migrating my main Debian PC to it (and upgrading from ext4 to zfs too)

[gabrielesvelto@mas.to]

@mhoye Gentoo or Alpine with OpenRC. It's possible to use it with Arch too, but you're on your own

[f4grx@chaos.social]

@mhoye not surprising from a microslop developer

[ska@social.treehouse.systems]

@navi @mhoye @c0dec0dec0de absolutely, and I think I will shamelessly plagiarize the Redox OS Contributing document for my own software.

[phred@weirder.earth]

@mhoye yeah, looks like someone started an arm64 toolchain for plan9 and then moved on. My answer was tongue in cheek as, well, one would need to be *very excited* to develop their own software to get some kind of modern experience on plan9, which I’m sure some diehards will say is “the whole point”

[skyfaller@jawns.club]

@gabrielesvelto @mhoye Postmarket OS and Gentoo have decent policies against slop:

* https://docs.postmarketos.org/policies-and-processes/development/ai-policy.html
* https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Council/AI_policy

EDIT: Here is a statement from OpenRC that they will not accept slop: https://social.vlhl.dev/notice/B411aV3FER9OzhAx3Q

Haven't seen a statement from Alpine yet.

[gabrielesvelto@mas.to]

@skyfaller @mhoye OpenRC is maintained by the Gentoo team and it's the default init system in Alpine

[mhoye@cosocial.ca]

@gabrielesvelto It's a position I'm familiar with, at least.

[suetanvil@freeradical.zone]

@mhoye

Doesn't Debian still make systemd optional? Or did that change?

[dysfun@social.treehouse.systems]

@mhoye alpine and related OSs and the BSDs, basically.

[haijo7@snac.haijo.eu]

@mhoye@cosocial.ca OpenBSD?