There is tiny problem with openrc-0.20.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz. When it was compiled, it was compiled on a manjaro box, not on an arch linux box. This causes it to say "OpenRC is starting Manjaro" on my arch linux machine. I downloaded the source, compiled it, and installed it to get rid of that manjaro text while booting. However that is only a temp solution since I am using this repo and surely it will at some point appear again when I update via pacman.
Actually, it was compiled on an Arch box, obviously lacking /etc/os-release. I'll try to fix our build script soon.
I was having a look at the code upstream at the manjaro github. In /openrc/src/rc/version.h there is a string called "BRANDING", that is what is displayed when openrc starts. Somehow this got changed to "Manjaro" instead of "Arch linux", however since I compiled from upstream the string is set to "Arch linux" even though it is the majaro github. So that is why it fixed it when I compiled it. Just a simple change to "Arch linux" and this will be fixed.
The respective PKGBUILD sources /etc/os-release, there's no need to hardcode anything. The reason "Manjaro" was compiled-in is that it probably compiled on a Manjaro box, after all (I no longer use Arch in new installations). It skipped my attention because I use extensively TuxOnIce hibernation and I haven't rebooted my boxes for several weeks. Anyway, I've uploaded an updated package. Closing.
Last edit: nous 2016-02-14