I could have gotten behind the first three paragraphs until you started mentioning systemd. After that everything you've written sounds like the rambling of a crazy person.
systemd won the init system wars because it is pretty damn good from a technical perspective. The competition didn't even try to participate.
>Barely functional, broken in inane ways, and leaving any professional in a situation of endless masking of a myriad of barely cogent and horribly malign services.
Everything you're complaining about was even more true of previous init systems and barely true for systemd at all.
Meanwhile Ubuntu is a garbage fire from a technical perspective. Snaps are garbage and forced down your throat.
systemd won the init system wars because it is pretty damn good from a technical perspective. The competition didn't even try to participate.
>Barely functional, broken in inane ways, and leaving any professional in a situation of endless masking of a myriad of barely cogent and horribly malign services.
Everything you're complaining about was even more true of previous init systems and barely true for systemd at all.
Meanwhile Ubuntu is a garbage fire from a technical perspective. Snaps are garbage and forced down your throat.