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Last edited by IMSOASIAN (2024-06-16 13:17:15)
I decided to switch to Artix Linux, as I believed I would personally gain from having openrc as my init system.
You can use openrc in arch linux.
can I migrate from Artix Linux to Arch Linux without losing any data
That depends on what you mean by "data". If all the data is in a home partition, then it's trivial: just don't (re)create the home partition filesystem when you install arch.
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Last edited by IMSOASIAN (2024-06-16 13:17:30)
Nothing practical, no. Preserving the home folder should be easy - much easier yet if it's own partition. And any other configs you want to back up could be maintained. You could also try to get a list of explicitly installed packages and reinstall that list in the new system - but I have no idea how well / poorly artix package names map onto arch package names.
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Is there a real compatibility problem with systemd packages on OpenRC?
What do you mean? Packages from the main repo tend to include systemd service files for their startup/operation. You'll need to write or acquire your own rc.d scripts for these packages - many of which can be found in the AUR - but having random .service files installed under /usr/share/ will not impact openrc at all.
If you haven't already done so, you should read the wiki page on openrc.
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