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Fuck it, give me your most OVERRATED Distros
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I can't imagine why someone would want both init systems; that's awesome.
I also know few cases of runit+OpenRC.
IIRC one of those support having an external service manager...
There are also few s6 users. I've kepts things quite simple with OpenRC+openrc-init.