@ralph.ronnquist it is kind of like preaching to the choir...

@brocashelm

I made an issue on xlibre anyhow since I posted this for xlibre to add unveil & pledge functions to xlibre like xenocara has but with linux.

We will see how that goes I guess.

But yeah, point being, you might have a point.

EDIT accidentally clicked solved, but w/e it doesn't matter too much.

Still using Hyperbola on some of my comps and Devuan on my gaming one

@EDX-0 I would recommend using as few bloated linux frameworks as possible if you want to make this a good init.

But if this is just an experiment/just to learn something, then ignore this comment.

What I meant though is elogind is one of those bloated frameworks.

Runit  is also are both lighter on annoying depends.  I don't know yet though how much regarding dinit though.  Haven't really used it.

@abower I would trust testing LONG before I trusted unstable

@Babarosa I wonder if palemoon would work on that device. I am sure firefox would be too heavy though. And obviously use ublock origin legacy from their addons.

@trinidad who would want a headache waiting to happen?

That's what wayland is...

And as previously stated, @brocashelm,  palemoon can build without d-bus. I have done it many times

JWM is especially lightweight on cpu usage. So you missed one window manager. i3-wm and dwm are also light, but they are much more minimal and have less functionality then JWM.

JWM, has the bare minimum I need for it to work on par with DEs but while still using very little resources.

You really don't need much to run jwm.

I bet it could run on less cpu power than almost every other window manager with a taskbar.

@brocashelm palemoon is buildable without dbus just so you know. I have done it many times before.

Yup.

Not sure about firefox and similar though.

@greenjeans not everyone is that intelligent. In usa, I heard recently that half of the public has a fifth grade education... just insane.

If true, this is why security considerations are so important to the vast majority of people I think.

As for udisks, dbus and other redhat garbage, there is a HUGE reason that Hyperbola ditches so much of that crap.

Overengineered crap makes lots of vulnerabilities and really bad ones at that.

This is one of those times I think, good. I am glad Hyperbola ditched this crap in plain english.

@greenjeans you made the 69th comment, congrats

But yeah, I don't know what else to say beyond that for now.