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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| Complexity | Low | Medium-High |
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| Flexibility | Moderate | Very high (modular) |
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## Should you use it?
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## When to use S6
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Pick S6 if:
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- You want the most powerful non-systemd init
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- You need dependency-based service management
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- You like the idea of a compiled service database
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- You value process supervision and auto-restart
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- You're comfortable with a steeper learning curve
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S6 is suitable for advanced users who want full process supervision with dependency-based service management and per-service logging. It offers the most features of any non-systemd init but has a steeper learning curve than OpenRC or Runit.
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Stick with OpenRC if:
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- You want something simple and well-documented
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- You need shell-script-based services you can debug easily
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- You don't need process supervision or dependency resolution
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Users who need supervision, logging, and dependency resolution without systemd will find S6 the most capable option. Users who prefer simplicity may prefer OpenRC or Dinit.
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## Learn more
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