I’m planning to move over to Guix over NixOS, as soon as my current situation improves and possibly import a new libre respecting laptop (Star Labs is thankfully available in India). I do have a very old laptop with a Celeron processor and 4GB of RAM with Guix installed already, and what has come to my attention is that it uses shepherd.
I’m not actually against or for systemd, in fact, I am not really sure why I should even care - maybe it is because I’m still not on to the level of a power user. Since I’m starting to learn kernel basics to prepare for GNU/Hurd contributions in the nearest possible future and shepherd seems to be what the GNU folks will be using, is there any reason why I should even care about the freedom of init system?
Edit: I’m asking this because I came across this blog - What is systemd and Why Should I Care? and also because Guix uses shepherd, and I’m not sure how I’ll be affected.
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Dont worry about the hyperbola developers. They have, after a careful consideration of what word to use, completly lost their minds when it comes to free software. They have such rigid standards about software that they have become much more restrictive than even the FSF. Just ignore them, its what I do to protect my sanity.
Hyperbola has the best vision for a clean and libre general-OS.
Yes, they very strict about the interpretation of “libre”, but that makes the vision pure and crystal clear.