In general (there are exceptions) containers do not use service managers at all. They start 1 command and that’s it.
In general (there are exceptions) containers do not use service managers at all. They start 1 command and that’s it.
I mean, it is. RedoxOS is just that. But it’s not Linux and that means a lot of things.
I ran transmission and WireGuard for ages before I recently switched my server over to x86, worked fine?
Idk about Sdkman though, I don’t do Java development, but if it’s written in Java itself I fail to understand why it wouldn’t work 🤔
Alpine Linux: uses musl and busybox by default. Extremely lightweight. Some things will not work
I use it daily, which things won’t work? Honestly it’s “just a distribution”, you’ll have the same experience with it as OP has with Arch.
You can’t seriously call them “countries in North America” though, that’s just ridiculous.
Did you seriously just name Denmark a country in North America?!
Alpine Linux has no default DE, I’m not sure what you’re talking about. It’s up to the user to install a DE.
Immutable distro. I love the concept but don’t want to move away from Alpine Linux…
Try Alpine Linux edge
Strange that some apps allow configuring it rather than just doing it automatically…
Not next release, the one after. And even then probably not by default yet. And SXMO will not even support systemd at all. Yes OpenRC will remain an option.
systemd is good software and people should find proper reasons for disliking it for once instead of just following the hate train.
What a weird name for such a distro though… I thought this was meant for usage on boats or something.
Kotlin isn’t the problem, missing the various Android API’s is.
No they didn’t. It literally got an update this week (3.22). Laying off part of the team (which is worrying) is not the same as actually killing it.
Sorry if this post isn’t fit for this community - I’ll delete it if it isn’t.
You’re asking a Linux community about what key you should buy for Windows, how is this at all relevant?
export EDITOR=nano
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But (neo)vim is amazing so there is no need to do that.
I’m just waiting for M3 support…
Alpine Linux on my desktop and laptop, Alpine on a Raspberry Pi 3 working as a network/Bluetooth speaker for 5.1 surround speakers, postmarketOS on 2 RockPro64’s which I’m currently replacing for a single x86 NAS running Alpine.
I experienced that issue, AMD replaced it for free for me. Still rocking that R7 1700 to this day, still going to strong!
The reasons for choosing Musl over glibc are largely unrelated for choosing a service manager. You can want one without the other just fine.