Neil BrownDec 21, 2024

Inside you are two wolves.

You can use update-alternatives --config wolf to set your default wolf.

Show threadTim (Wadhwa-)Brown 
@neil apt-cache search wolf and pick the one which doesn't depend on systemd?
Dec 21, 2024 at 9:04pmWeb
Show threadBenBEDec 21, 2024
@timb_machine @neil You mean the one from Daewoooan?
Show threadTim (Wadhwa-)Brown Dec 22, 2024
@benbe, @neil I was being a bit facetious, I largely use Ubuntu since we have a commercial support contract in place but I do tend to avoid systemd beyond PID 1.
Show threadTim (Wadhwa-)Brown Dec 22, 2024
@benbe, @neil I do have a stack of Open and FreeBSD too though where it's feasible.
Show threaduvokDec 22, 2024
@benbe @timb_machine @neil groans okay , that's a good one.