Ah, thanks! on My Debian install /usr/sbin wasn't in root's $PATH either, but it's possible I missed something.
I hadn't heard of Devuan, thanks for the suggestion. Good to note about point release updates, I've really only ever used rolling release so I'm sort of waiting to see how that goes in April.
I was also curious about SystemD, because I've used OpenRC for years, but it doesn't bother me. Sure, it does a lot more, but I've found it highly easy to use - I guess it's a personal preference thing. I have pretty standard needs.
I do already use Void Linux on my laptop, and love it, but have had trouble getting some of my development tools like dotnet installed. I'm not quite ready to use it exclusively, but in generally think very highly of it.
Thanks for your thoughts!
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Ah, thanks! on My Debian install
/usr/sbinwasn't inroot's$PATHeither, but it's possible I missed something.I hadn't heard of Devuan, thanks for the suggestion. Good to note about point release updates, I've really only ever used rolling release so I'm sort of waiting to see how that goes in April.
I was also curious about SystemD, because I've used OpenRC for years, but it doesn't bother me. Sure, it does a lot more, but I've found it highly easy to use - I guess it's a personal preference thing. I have pretty standard needs.
I do already use Void Linux on my laptop, and love it, but have had trouble getting some of my development tools like
dotnetinstalled. I'm not quite ready to use it exclusively, but in generally think very highly of it.Thanks for your thoughts!