[Dev] [dev] [nonsystemd] NetworkManager, dbus and display managers require manual intervention
Megver83
megver83 at hyperbola.info
Tue Jul 19 04:26:00 GMT 2022
To be brief: the wiki needs to updated (I plan to do this later) and no,
i wouldn't put openrc init scripts in depends=() for any package, after
all, the repo is called "nonsystemd" and not "openrc".
This will give us the necessary flexibility to include more init
alternatives. See https://labs.parabola.nu/issues/3290 for more.
P.S: openrc-desktop was deprecated and other groups will do too,
opentmpfiles and opensysusers where replaced by etmpfiles and esysusers
El 19-07-22 a las 00:16, bill-auger escribió:
> the wiki need to be updated then
>
> in https://wiki.parabola.nu/Installation_Guide
>
> # pacstrap /mnt networkmanager
> so that would need to become
> # pacstrap /mnt networkmanager networkmanager-openrc
>
> but it would be better if the nonsystend/networkmanager had the
> init script package in it's depends=() - probably everyone who
> installs nonsystend/networkmanager wants the init scripts - for
> that matter, as it is a tiny package, wouldn't it make the most
> sense to put the init scripts directly in the
> nonsystend/networkmanager package?
>
> the install guide also makes this note:
>
>> Note, however, that essential services are enabled by default
>> (e.g. dbus, elogind, opensysusers and opentmpfiles).
>
> is it possible to enable a service ('dbus') automatically, if
> the init scripts are not installed?
>
>
> in https://wiki.parabola.nu/OpenRC
>
>> but dbus from [nonsystemd] has its init script already.
>
>> If the package was installed from Nonsystemd, it's likely to have its init script already installed. Core packages, like elogind and dbus, have those services installed and enabled by default.
>
> also, what happened to the 'openrc-desktop' package group? the
> wiki still suggests installing it
>
>> one can install the openrc-desktop package group to get most software and its init scripts needed for desktop environments:
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