Yeah, Devuan is Debian minus systemd (which you can still do manually by dropping into a shell during Debian installation, but this was easier. XD)
I'm still running Linux on several boxen. This was my CachyOS laptop, but I decided to hop to Devuan next.
I've got an OpenSuse SFF desktop and my work machine is vanilla Debian. ;)
@paul I don't feel qualified enough to really contribute anything meaningful to the whole pro/con discussion but it was my impression that the whole systemd issue isn't quite as black and white as it is often made out to be.
I remember reading a forum post by an Arch maintainer that went fairly in-depth on the whole situation and they argued that the status pre-systemd was worse in Arch.
@rl_dane @sotolf
I only wish Devuan used init 3 for text multiuser and init 5 for graphical (greeter) multiuser like old RedHat used. That was a nice setup. But I guess it's easy enough to just enable/disable the greeter of choice, which is what I did, because slim didn't want to see sway.
My only problem with not having a greeter is the default console font is so tiny. I've fixed that in Debian before, I'll need to look it up again.
Someday, I need to figure out how to increase the font size in Grub.
Can the installer not just pick a larger font by default is the display is 1080p? Sheesh. :P