OpenRCs
OpenRCs refers to the family of OpenRC init systems and service managers used on Unix-like operating systems. OpenRC is a dependency-based init system designed to be simple, fast, and portable. It manages the startup and shutdown of system services in a controlled manner, aiming to improve boot times and reliability compared with more monolithic init approaches.
OpenRC originated as an alternative to traditional init approaches and is designed to be independent of the
Key features of OpenRCs include parallel service startup, supervised lifecycle management for daemons, and straightforward tools
Adoption and ecosystem: OpenRCs are used by several distributions, notably Gentoo Linux and Alpine Linux, and