Veteran Unix Admins offer new cut of systemd-free Debian derivative and get the name right this time Share Copy Devuan, the Linux distribution that came into being after the 2014 disagreement over Debian’s adoption of the systemd as the operating system’s init daemon, has celebrated its sixth anniversary by adding a third init option. On February 14th, the self-described Veteran Unix Admins behind the project reminded users that their first pre-Alpha landed on the same day in 2015. The project delivered the new Devuan Beowulf 3.1.0 at the weekend. You love Systemd – you just don't know it yet, wink Red Hat bodsREAD MORE