I don't care:
I can administer with relatively high confidence any Redhat- or Debian-derivate.
Thanks to systems.
Most issues regarding systemd I encountered were due to a halfway adoption (Debian).
Some things like timers are a bit more cumbersome than "the old way", but I wouldn't want to miss the added robustness.
Most things systemd implements lead to _less_ issues.
And writing a systemd unit is pretty easy, contrary to the old bash script mess.
So, no. Keep your Poettering-Bashing to yourself.
I'd rather invest the time in geokking the systemd choices deeper.
Most issues regarding systemd I encountered were due to a halfway adoption (Debian). Some things like timers are a bit more cumbersome than "the old way", but I wouldn't want to miss the added robustness. Most things systemd implements lead to _less_ issues. And writing a systemd unit is pretty easy, contrary to the old bash script mess.
So, no. Keep your Poettering-Bashing to yourself. I'd rather invest the time in geokking the systemd choices deeper.