Why are systemd files present in Devuan?

That was before elongind replaced libsystemd.  There shouldn't be any libsystemd0 in beowulf.

@pcalvert . . . Thank you for that rational and lucid explanation.  Looks like you have contributed an import tool for Debianistas  to regain their init freedom.  Well done!!

Anything in cli is a lot of work for me.  I saw his post and glazed over.  I'm really not that much of a techie.  My "talents" lie elsewhere.  That's why I was asking for some comparative Cliff Notes.

I wouldn't have posted this if I didn't have great respect for pcalvert.  It's just that comparative discussion would be useful to me (so I don't have to figure it out myself . . . which is, in reality, a non-starter . . . LOL!).

That information is all over devuan channels and documentation for those who care to rtfm.

Try https://BETA.devuan.org/os/packages for beowulf

OMG someone pushed it to master!  And there are things that still need to be done there!!

@larsH . . . Did you choose the "expert" install option?  That's where most of the options are available.

This is a test

I seem to remember that it now requires pulseaudio.  Search around a bit.

@James1138 . . . You might want to read a thread before posting . . .

Unfortunately, I realized I had never put it on the live beta site so just did that.  I had only put it in the new human-workable site that's not online yet.

Stay on topic in a channel or be reminded there is a more appropriate place to do it.  It's that simple.

Also have a look at The dev1galaxy.org (almost) No Code of Conduct in this very forum

Please post a list of just what you have contributed to the betterment of the Devuan project besides your pompous opinions.

SJW begone!

PS.  No appropriate discussion is ever shut down in the appropriate channel

@Astara . . . Do you by any chance have "testing" in your sources.list?  If, yes you might have pulled in Debian Bullseye.  Always use the Devuan release name in your sources.