Maybe some day after we're done replacing X11 people will collectively find the will to do something about systemd before it gets too much worse. I wonder which will be easier: Throw it all out and start again, or split it up into parts of more manageable size with well-defined interfaces between them.
I'm pretty sure most people aren't even aware of systemd let along its alternatives. Linux and systemd go together like cake and ice cream. It is the standard.
Maybe some day after we're done replacing X11 people will collectively find the will to do something about systemd before it gets too much worse. I wonder which will be easier: Throw it all out and start again, or split it up into parts of more manageable size with well-defined interfaces between them.
I'm pretty sure most people aren't even aware of systemd let along its alternatives. Linux and systemd go together like cake and ice cream. It is the standard.