turns out i had to set overwrite: true because artix grub ships its own damn /etc/default/grub. also removed the konsole jumpscare during install. docs are now less cringe and more wikipedia.
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| Boot speed | Fast | Very fast |
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| Complexity | Low | Low |
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## Should you use it?
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## When to use Runit
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Pick Runit if:
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- You want the simplest possible supervision system
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- You like the daemontools model (one script per service)
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- You want auto-restart on crash
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- You're coming from Void Linux and want the same experience
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Runit is suitable for users who want a minimal supervision-based init with automatic service restart on crash. Its service model (one executable `run` script per service) is straightforward and requires no dependency declarations.
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Stick with OpenRC if:
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- You need dependency management
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- You prefer shell scripts with start/stop/status functions
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- You want something more mainstream
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Users coming from Void Linux will find Runit familiar. For users who need dependency management between services, OpenRC or Dinit may be more appropriate.
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## Learn more
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