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#### jobcore/jobo-setup ####
Post Install joborun setup script. This is a set of scripts that can easily add s6 and 66 packages to the installed system, also remove it cleanly if you have decided to stay with runit, or wanted to try another system (sinit minit dinit openrc etc..). There is also a 66.setup script that if by any chance you mess everything up you can return to a default semi-universal setup and reboot. So don't worry about experimenting with 66 while learning, you can always undo any damage.
Post Install joborun setup script.
There are also a pair of scripts that will add X xorg-xinit and openbox/jwm window managers. The scripts (install remove) utilize an X.list where you can improvise and add/subtract packages to this setup to meet your needs.
There are also a pair of scripts that will add X xorg-xinit and openbox/jwm window managers or labwc for wayland. The scripts (install remove) utilize an X.list where you can improvise and add/subtract packages to this setup to meet your needs.
Last but not least there is a joborun-setup script that doesn't alter your installation at all no matter how many times you run it, but guides you to finalize or complete an installation if you have done so manually or without using our tarball base system. Step by step, it tells you how to do something and provides a shell break to do it on your own, exiting back to the script's next step.
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As of February of 2023 this is the status of this jobo-setup pkg.
#### jobcore/jobo66 ####
installs minimal s6 & 66 needed software equivalent to the runit setup on joborun to boot w/ s6/66. This metapackage ensures a smooth transition of adding s6 and 66 systems to joborun without affecting the runit setup. After the installation either one of the systems can boot joborun, and through this process you can try and compare which suits your needs better.
Since this is not ubuntu, manjaro, mint, mX, and by installing packages doesn't mean you have a bootable system with defaults, if you are not using our tarball to begin an installation, at least take a look at the previous section's jobo-setup pkg to guide you in setting up 66, X, and completing a healthy installation.
#### jobcore/joborun-keyring ####
joborun PGP keyring. This keyring package holds the single packaging team's GPG key for signing packages and repository databases. Not yet implemented in the alpha/beta/gamma phase, and not as of high importance in a distribution intended to be source based and packages built by each sys-admin. The initial binaries you utilize are meant to assist and accelerate the process of making your own system, from then on there is no need to download any binary, even from Arch or Obarun, you can built your own.
#### jobcore/joborun66 ####
** this is now depricated - joborun no longer supports any edition of 66 **
for runit and 66 to coexist the 4 conflicting power functions must be separate in /usr/bin/s6 and /usr/bin/run. This package ensures that both runit and s6/66 can coexist in the same system, they don't overlap, and while you can boot either one, you can reboot, shutdown, halt, poweroff without issues. It may seem as a hack and not a complicated coding solution, but it works reliably. One common function that works very well with both runit and s6 is zzz (by Void) which is incorporated into our system and works as the suspend function. Simply execute zzz as root, later hit the power button (desktop or laptop) and the system returns to its exact previous state, with any open/running software and files, but don't push it, save your files and documents beforehand, just in case it ever fails.
#### jobcore/runit-service-scripts ####