I've seen and I am seeing the following on Arch Linux: - still unfixed shutdown errors from systemd - new shutdown errors from systemd - failed to boot or shut

I've seen and I am seeing the following on Arch Linux: - still unfixed shutdown errors from systemd - new shutdown errors from systemd - failed to boot or shutdown a system due to a systemd bug hence fixed - harder to fix if shutdown or boot fails compared to old init systems My impression is that there isn't enough QA for the amount of churn they have in each release. Most bugs are very obvious and not someone using an obscure configuration for his sparcstation. Standardization for a single common administration interface is a good thing but the resulting product is of sub-par quality thus far.