Is possible a modern Linux without systemd? artix/dinit/labwc/noctalia
grigio.orgFor my use case, you are making mountain out of a mole hill. I use AntiX linux with XFCE. I have to use zoom professionally with writing tablet on my laptop for hours daily. Never faced even tiny bit of a problem. Never have to install any drivers for tablet. Nothing. AntiX is fully usable and very fast Debian based OS and doesn't uses systemd. It uses runit.
runit do not manages both, system and user services. XFCE is out dates and many softwares will be Wayland only. xfce4-wayland will be based on labwc. Modern Linux can be without X11 or systemd but not without Wayland
if you convinced yourself you are stuck with Wayland then you are also stuck with systemd, you won’t escape that trap
I like Wayland but I don't like much systemd endless scope
It's completely possible to use a modern Linux without systemd until you need commercial software.
Comercial software assumes you are using systemd.
Most software do not start services by itself