none. snaps require systemd. so you boot systemd mode if you want to use snaps.
which is why we offer flatpaks instead of snaps. flatpaks do not require systemd.
none. snaps require systemd. so you boot systemd mode if you want to use snaps.
That must be the reason why MX became #1 at distrowatch ranking.Adrian wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 11:28 am I'm glad we are not ideological driven like antiX and we offer choices to people. In the small poll I created I see that about 10% percent of our users do make use of systemd in one way or another, I'm glad we'll not let them down.
Those would be the uninformed.
Now that you're here @Head_on_a_Stick... :lipsrsealed: Have you thought of writing a tutorial on how-to change inits on Debian based systems? I'm assuming you have done that. I have encountered folks on other Forums who would love to see how it's done.