@all Or you could just use openrc which is way more functional then sysvinit but isn't that bloated monolith systemd.

@quickfur I found one also recently, I am not sure if the 2nd you have works, but I found this:

git rev-list --all | xargs git grep -F python2.7

This one works for sure.

EDIT: your 2nd one also works.

The first one doesn't though last I tried it.

I tried the kernel, seems to have not fixed my problem. Although, I had 2 problems, one with my alt keys was resolved in a rather weird way anyhow.

Some kind of configuration oops had swapped my alt and fn keys. But now it is back to normal.

So now only 1 issue, an expansion slot that doesn't work.

@bilhook @JWM-Kit

I reinstalled and doas works fine again for that purpose.  Although, I did custom instead of doas no password.

Then, I did doas poweroff and doas reboot in their respective places. Now I can shutdown and reboot the way I want.

reinstalling sadly hasn't fixed my wine bug though.

@chris2be8

What web browser are you using? I can make it work.

Did you disable javascript or something?

I am using palemoon and I can get link easily. Very strange...

You should be able to as long as you wait ten seconds or so

Very strange stuff though it is.

Maybe I need to find a github with instructions for doas somewhere.

That might help explain. Because the odd thing is, it aint working.

Although, I did install devuan on this one computer without installing A DE. I wonder if that means I am missing stuff I would otherwise have.

By this I mean, initially, I deselected all desktop environments. And just installed enough for a terminal, etc...

@chris2be8 what do I do with the info I receive after I do that?

Pocket MNT Reform is the one I ordered @chomwitt

I await the RK3588 though for that.

Yes, but can you figure out how to get doas to use nopassword and make:

doas poweroff go off w ithout asking for password causing it to shutdown

I ask anyone if they can make that happen.

@bilhook does this work for you on devuan? really? I just want to do this for poweroff and reboot nothing else.

I could have sworn I tried what you suggested though. But I will try again.

I should add I need it have nopass as an option for those two things. That's where my problem is coming in.

I wan to not need a pass to make this work:

doas poweroff or doas /sbin/poweroff

and have the computer shutdown as a result.