>systemd still remains poorly understood and understudied from both a technical and social level despite paradoxically having disproportionate levels of attention focused on it.
This statement makes no sense. It is well understood and has been studied and critiqued by many, including me. Also, I don't know what "social level" has to do with anything here. It was just created for the commercial aspect of Linux and forced into the relevant distro's by commercial interests... it's just that simple.
This statement makes no sense. It is well understood and has been studied and critiqued by many, including me. Also, I don't know what "social level" has to do with anything here. It was just created for the commercial aspect of Linux and forced into the relevant distro's by commercial interests... it's just that simple.