Bridging the Gap: Managing systemd-dependent Packages on Artix Linux
Learn how Artix Linux uses component substitution, like elogind, to run systemd-dependent packages without using systemd as the init system.
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Learn how Artix Linux uses component substitution, like elogind, to run systemd-dependent packages without using systemd as the init system.
Goal On an Artix Linux system running OpenRC, I want to run a Wayland compositor (Sway) with the smallest possible privilege footprint, and I need to decide between the two documented seat-management options Artix ships: seatd with libseat, or the elogind fork. Constraints and uncertainty Because systemd-logind is absent, device permissions for DRM and input