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Re:Operating Systems Without Systemd by the_why_of_y on Saturday May 02, 2020 @04:29AM (#23050321)
The issue with systemd is that it is developed in a similar way to traditional UNIX systems like Solaris, BSD etc.: the low-level user-space parts of the OS are developed as a single project with a coherent design vision, common configuration syntax, documentation, etc.

Naturally this is very controversial and people complain that it is against the UNIX philosophy.

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