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Looking for peoplecs experiences with Systemd-less distros for a home server
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Alpine is without Systemd tho? I see no issues there. It's primarily made for containering too. Their init uses busybox, afaik.
Obarun comes with the excellent s6 init but uses pacman as pkgmanager, rolling. Void is semi-stable afaik, but might still fit your bill.
Then there's Devuan (mileage my vary, since it's a fork) but they use a weird Runit/Sysv-hybrid if you choose Runit. Or old and clunky SysV, by default. Maybe Knoppix/MX works better?
Gentoo can use OpenRC but you want stable. (there's even an s6 repo, yay!)
AntiX, Slackware, DSL, IPFire, i have no experience with.