I see a lot of hate about systems and I used to loathe it too.
Then I took a course on systemd specifically and it opened my eyes, and now I'm quite fond about it.
Systemd actually does ONE thing and does it well: it manages the system. It's the missing layer between kernel space and user space. It has quirks and bugs like all software, but I think it works very well, all things considered.
To those who say that it's complex and does a lot of things: it's complex because it does a complex work.
Then I took a course on systemd specifically and it opened my eyes, and now I'm quite fond about it.
Systemd actually does ONE thing and does it well: it manages the system. It's the missing layer between kernel space and user space. It has quirks and bugs like all software, but I think it works very well, all things considered.
To those who say that it's complex and does a lot of things: it's complex because it does a complex work.