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Yes. I agreed with you. But I made it sound like something else. Bad wording on my side.

As I’m too Gentoo openrc user. I also use seatd+greetd instead of (e)logind and replacing sysvinit with openrc-init. The availability of choices made me do it!
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  Oh! I misunderstood. Sorry! Glad to meet a fellow Gentoo here!

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