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On Mon, 30 Mar 2026 18:59:49 -0700, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

> 	Systemd ubiquity is not.  I use a systemd Free system using SysV
> for init and we have had several SysV updates recently and several
> systems permit the choice of either systemd or SysV.

The antiX I have on a very old laptop is systemd free. You can choose 
SysVinit, runit, or a couple of experimental schemes.  I've forgotten 
almost everything I even knew about run levels etc, but SysV works.