Alright, kudos. I was going to ask "why this when systemd/runit/dinit exist", but the "Benefits over other systems" section is actually quite compelling. Feels a little like if someone read the docs for runit and then decided to write something a little better. Would like to see a fully worked example, whether in the form of an Alpine container that boots on this, or an Alpine/NetBSD VM that boots from it.
Alright, kudos. I was going to ask "why this when systemd/runit/dinit exist", but the "Benefits over other systems" section is actually quite compelling. Feels a little like if someone read the docs for runit and then decided to write something a little better. Would like to see a fully worked example, whether in the form of an Alpine container that boots on this, or an Alpine/NetBSD VM that boots from it.
That's pretty cool and looks way less complex than s6.
Unlike s6, it does not seem to support dependencies, or did I miss something. How is it supposed to start services in the right order?
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