Slackware>Void>Gentoo>Devuan>Artix
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the best init you can use on Artix is OpenRC. It's neat enough for you to rc-update delete udev, elogind and dbus

Devuan lets you use SysVinit which is ideal, you run ln -sf /bin/true /usr/sbin/update-rc.d
ln -sf /bin/true /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d
find /etc/rc?.d/ -type l -delete
find /etc/rc?.d/ -name "*udev*" -delete
find /etc/rc?.d/ -name "*elogind*" -delete
find /etc/rc?.d/ -name "*dbus*" -delete
and edit /etc/rc.local manually

In Gentoo things are simpler, you write USE="-udev -elogind -dbus"

Void takes it a step further you rm the symlinks for udev, elogind and dbus from /var/service/

Slackware is the best because you simply run chmod -x /etc/rc.d/rc.udev, chmod -x /etc/rc.d/rc.elogind, and rc.messagebus can be disabled in initialisation but just make sure its executable bit is also flipped off.

Stupid question , So if I install void musl with runit , I still have to GI through these steps to remove the Sys D 'virus' ?