Good news; Void Linux has adopted a no-AI policy too, and its in-house replacement for systemd called runit as well. Since Void Linux is a really well-liked distro, it might be a good pick (preferrably the glibc version for maximum compatibility). Otherwise postmarketOS is again a great choice since it uses OpenRC instead of systemd, and both postmarket & OpenRC have no-AI policies
Nevermind, i double-checked and runit is not actually developed by Void, so it's not subject to its no-AI policy. OpenRC, s6 and dinit do actually have anti-AI policies
I can +2 Void linux. Its a bit more manual and hands on, like an Arch, But is very stable and well tested. They just orphaned over 100 packages that had AI involved. They are also independent and not based on anything. I have had only good experiences with Void.
Nevermind, i double-checked and runit is not actually developed by Void, so it's not subject to its no-AI policy. OpenRC, s6 and dinit do actually have anti-AI policies
I can +2 Void linux. Its a bit more manual and hands on, like an Arch, But is very stable and well tested. They just orphaned over 100 packages that had AI involved. They are also independent and not based on anything. I have had only good experiences with Void.
The other no-system-d Anti-Ai distro that comes to mind is obviously Gentoo.