Been thinking and my plan then is to run zram in this messy install for observation. Later when I reinstall I'll just create a swap file and tune zswap a little. Observe it. If it is noticeably less performant I can always run zram again. I don't...

@finnmccool zram is a newer technology, but it turned out to be a dead end, making it difficult to develop further. There are no plans to remove it from the kernel yet, but no one wants to deal with it anymore. Ultimately, zswap...

x-systemd.makefs simply means "tell systemd to do a thing here", so in any case you're not "just using udev". The archived udev rule is much closer to your goal.

I could a write a udev rule here that runs mkswap on devices where TAG+="x-sy...

Ok thanks to everyone who replied. I think I have enough to proceed in an informed way. I won't mark this solved as I originally thought something could be done to replace x-systemd.makefs with something for Dinit. I guess the archived Arch wiki does...

Quote from: finnmccool on Today at 14:26:54

Do you know offhand if this timeout is configurable?

No, and later on I amended my answer when I realized what the exact issue is. I'm no longer sure if there's even a timeout.

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Quote from: capezotte on Today at 13:45:08

> An

Quote from: finnmccool on Today at 08:12:11

> I was hoping to just use udev as described in the Arch Wiki here at section 1.2, Using a udev rule.
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An [url=https://wiki.archlinux.org/in...

Maybe zswap would be better option? https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1s2crd2/blog_post_debunking_zswap_and_zram_myths/

Quote from: mardi on Today at 09:57:03

Thanks a million! Now power-profiles-daemon works. By the way, ppd wasn't installed by default. I installed Artix from weekly iso image. Could that be the case? Well, it doesn't matter. I mark this...

Thanks a million! Now power-profiles-daemon works. By the way, ppd wasn't installed by default. I installed Artix from weekly iso image. Could that be the case? Well, it doesn't matter. I mark this problem solved.

Quote from: mardi on Today at 05:43:44

Hi, I just installed artix-plasma-dinit version and I like it a lot. Everything works and it's so fast! I have one question though. How do you get power-profiles-daemon work with dinit? Does it even...

I was hoping to just use udev as described in the Arch Wiki here at section 1.2, Using a udev rule. Coming from Pop!_OS and knowing how to work with that I thought it would be preferable and make things easy,...

Hi, I just installed artix-plasma-dinit version and I like it a lot. Everything works and it's so fast! I have one question though. How do you get power-profiles-daemon work with dinit? Does it even work without systemd?

Apologies if I'm missing the intent here, but are you wanting to do this without zramen? That was the easy solution I went with for spinning up the zram device with dinit.

I've looked around and not found much so here goes. Following the Arch Wiki on zram, I want to create a simple udev rule, but I can't find what to do about x-systemd.makefs while using dinit. Any clue? Or should just follow the Dinit service tutorial...

As @ck said, passwordless SSH keys are a much easier setup, with less moving parts.

For an actual solution, environment.d is a systemd-ism (read Package Name in the releva...

Not a direct solution but taking a step back:

Do you have the option to authenticate using SSH pubkey instead of password? In general it's both safer and less of a hassle. Could still protect the key with a passphrase. SSH password auth is generally...

Hello,

I'm facing a difficulties in setting up a git workflow with SSH in which I'm not prompted for a password everytime.

I'm on KDE and have configured KWallet based on [this Arch Wiki][1]

When I do a git pull, I dont see a dialog box to enter the...

I added an env-file to the mullvad service so it can detect the resolvconf binary, because I use openresolv with dnsmasq as a subscriber (hence the dnsmasq dependency). I could maybe put network-online.target or something like that, because not...

Very cool, thank you for sharing. I made a similar transition to you a couple months ago from Arch to Artix+Dinit, and I'm really liking the move so far. There are already service scripts available for most things I need, at some point I did want to...

Oh, I didn't know it existed. I'll do it then

Quote from: prayog on 11 April 2026, 12:18:17

so i have been using artix linux dinit for a long time and

i just shifted to turnstiled

A very good read here about turnstile and dinit-user-spawn
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topi...

Perhaps submit them to the AURIS?

Hello, I'm a long time Arch user and switched to Artix about a month ago to get away from systemd.

I chose dinit as the init system, and so far I'm very pleased about it, but I noticed some things that I use are missing services (tlp-pd, per example)....

"I have made a successor to dinit-user-spawn, userspawn" - kingdomkind
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,9867.0.html

Moved; should be fixed on mirrors soon.

artist

@artist Umm, now there are two versions ly-dinit:
[code]pacman -Ss ly-dinit
world/ly-dinit 20240818-1 (dinit-world) [installed: 20260524-1]
dinit service script for ly
galaxy/ly-dinit 20260524-1 (dinit-world) [installed]
...

Quote from: artist on Today at 21:05:46

ly-dinit 20260524-1 was moved to stable an hour ago.

artist

Okay no problem. I will make a small edit to my message as it's no longer an issue. Sorry about that.

ly-dinit 20260524-1 was moved to stable an hour ago.

artist

Quote from: roland5 on Today at 20:19:21

@Six @capezotte Thank you both for help and time. I uninstalled ly and ly-dinit and there was edited service file in dinit.d folder, after deleting it and...