I was expecting to read why systemd is out of control but the only thing mentioned is this:
> While systemd is a powerful init system, it has grown far beyond its original purpose, adding features like age verification that many feel don't belong in a core OS component.
Is there a better explanation as to why it is out of control?
> While systemd is a powerful init system, it has grown far beyond its original purpose, adding features like age verification that many feel don't belong in a core OS component.
Is there a better explanation as to why it is out of control?