I have a curious question. My local setup has worked for me for ages ever since arch decided to switch to systemd. Same on the servers I deal with, after Debian's switch. At the same time, I can say I'm not involved with inner workings of a Linux system enough, to be affected by init system change and the pain it might bring.
In other means consider me an average Joe of the Linux world.
Hence this question: If it sucks so much, why did it become so widespread?
In other means consider me an average Joe of the Linux world.
Hence this question: If it sucks so much, why did it become so widespread?