Would you support OpenRC ?
See original GitHub issueI find this tool use org.freedesktop.systemd1
, which makes it not working under Artix Linux.
Would you consider support OpenRC ?
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optimus-manager relies on Systemd because it needs an init system to hook itself into. It would probably be possible to adapt it for OpenRC (assuming it provides the features I need) but I have zero experience using it.
So it’s on the TODO list I guess, but to be honest I’ll probably focus on making optimus-manager compatible with more popular distros first (like Fedora).
I have patched it for Artix and the link of the latest PKGBUILD is at https://gitea.artixlinux.org/Universe/optimus-manager-git, cause I moved it to our Universe repo.
Also, all relative services for OpenRC, Runit and s6, are there as separated packages (the Artix way)