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I can't run Anki (it did install, however) because I don't have libsystemd installed. Does OpenRC have a libsystemd analogue? Or is there some way to use libsystemd on my system without using systemd for init?
I guess this issue is why Anki isn't in the repos. It's a shame because this is such useful and popular software.
I can't run Anki (it did install, however) because I don't have libsystemd installed. Does OpenRC have a libsystemd analogue? Or is there some way to use libsystemd on my system without using systemd for init?
I guess this issue is why Anki isn't in the repos. It's a shame because this is such useful and popular software.
Is anki free software?
Is anki free software?
Yes it is. I got it to work by installing a different version.
zapper wrote:Is anki free software?
Yes it is. I got it to work by installing a different version.
Ah, k, didn't know if it was. Thanks for the info.
I'm having the same problem. Is there an OpenRC analogue that works like libsystemd.so.0?
This is a library itself, but whenever some application or other package demands to have libsystemd it is either completely depending onto systemd or the wrong parameters were used for building the package itself. So first: Could you provide more details? OpenRC has no support for libsystemd and does not provide that. There is no need to simulate something we want get rid off. 
Besides to mention that anki won't be ever possible with Hyperbola: Depending on Rust and NodeJS for building. So in the end you should look into the dependencies. And when libsystemd is needed for a package to run, Hyperbola is and stays the wrong system for running that.
This is a library itself, but whenever some application or other package demands to have libsystemd it is either completely depending onto systemd or the wrong parameters were used for building the package itself. So first: Could you provide more details? OpenRC has no support for libsystemd and does not provide that. There is no need to simulate something we want get rid off.
Besides to mention that anki won't be ever possible with Hyperbola: Depending on Rust and NodeJS for building. So in the end you should look into the dependencies. And when libsystemd is needed for a package to run, Hyperbola is and stays the wrong system for running that.
Well, nodejs is an insecurity vector which is even worse than rust.
Although, I learned of something fascinating about the badwolf browser... 
https://hacktivis.me/standards
https://hacktivis.me/articles/Rust%20su … 20language
This brought a smile to my face big time!
Also, if anyone has an ad problem, its up to you if you want to do this...
But there is an awesome option I found online...
https://github.com/hectorm/hblock
It is not entirely libre to warn you, by default...
Aka, some of the filterlists are under dumb licenses.
But you can remove them/comment them out if its a problem.
My point being, I now use /etc/hosts to block ads. It is so much better than always needing to do it on the browser end. Also, I no longer need to depend on firefox based web browsers!
Use it anyway you like, its all up to you guys.
And no, I don't expect you to add it as a package, its easy to activate already!
This was semi related btw, if you read the very top 2 links on this post. 
So first: Could you provide more details?
Besides to mention that anki won't be ever possible with Hyperbola: Depending on Rust and NodeJS for building.
Older precompiled versions of Anki run on hyperbola. I'm just trying to see what happens if I run a newer version.
When I run it, I get an error about missing libsystemd.so.0. Since this is just one module, I thought there might be another module that provides the same functionality, and that I could alter the Anki code.
Of course it's possible that I'd just keep getting systemd errors, but I would give up if that happened.
Ah okay: A precompiled version is exactly the case I've described earlier, because somebody built that on a system with systemd itself. So the best guess would be: Rebuilding the concurrent older version being able to run on Hyperbola and having not that dependency. But I don't know if the package / application itself demands it.
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