Frank Peters <frank.pet...@comcast.net> skribis: > Regarding the booting and configuring of a Linux system, the job can be > either very complex or very simple. For the simple case, is there > technical merit in having to use systemd? I would claim that there > is not. For complex scenarios, by all means utilize systemd. > But let's keep the appropriate tools available for the appropriate job.
Yeah, I think people may not be getting my point. For instance, my complaint is not that systemd exists, but, for instance, that someone thought it a good idea to integrate udev and systemd, rather than make the effort to keep them distinct.
