The systemd fork?

ah, artix-general probably

Ah artix-general sorry

Gee, I can’t remember the last time I managed to learn a topic in CS in a short&concise manner lol.

thx

The main book on the website?

hello guys this is peter griffin

be sure to not use rust and use zig

holy crap lois this reminds me of that time I was insulted by linus torvald

You could try putting the torrent options first, like a certain other distro

The systemd fork?

Yes, the fork

Theoretically, how hard is to create a bare minimum syslog daemon?

You mean writing one?

No regex, facility code features, no filters

Yeah like in C

I really liked metalog, but I want something even simpler

Just pure logging

Just take busybox’s syslog

You can check the syslog’s kernel interface man page I guess to see what it gives you and what you want to do with it

Ah no fuck it is only for kernel logs

Yeah I’ll probably look into that as a starting point

Maybe it is even a good starting point to learn how to implement it yourself
https://git.busybox.net/busybox/tree/sysklogd/syslogd.c

question because i’m too lazy to read the wiki

how to permanently assign a static ip adress to an interface?

Depends on what you are using

which persists across reboots

artix, s6

In openrc you can use netifrc for example

mh

I really can’t give any good answer
Maybe you can force an IP on your DHCP client or network manager

i already forced a rule on my modem/router to give my eth a static ip

Sadly Arch doesn’t have any other equivalent of ifupdown than networkd

just don’t want to dhcpcd eth0 each time to recieve it

Then you can write a script using ip to set your stuff manually