What matters is if they’re separate programs or not. They’re separate programs. Systemd is, like, 25 different pieces of software. It’s not 25 objects that are dynamically loaded or something. No, it’s 25 different pieces of software.
Most distributions only use some of them, and the “some” set is different from distro to distro. Many distros swap parts out. And some distros only use systemd-resolved.
Systemd is, legitimately, well divided. Most of the complaints against systemd are from people who know basically nothing about systemd.
Most distributions only use some of them, and the “some” set is different from distro to distro. Many distros swap parts out. And some distros only use systemd-resolved.
Systemd is, legitimately, well divided. Most of the complaints against systemd are from people who know basically nothing about systemd.