Well, that's why I run OpenRC. And GRUB. ip over ifconfig doesn't bother me that much: they were both confusing and ill-documented in their Linux incarnations,

Well, that's why I run OpenRC. And GRUB. ip over ifconfig doesn't bother me that much: they were both confusing and ill-documented in their Linux incarnations, IMHO. The mounted crap I think is kinda nice for system introspection, although BSD and Solaris users have been known to disagree. As for everything in /usr/bin (and my stuff in ~/bin and /usr/local/bin), I think this was a good idea for Linux (but not the BSDs) to do: On Linux, there is no real separation between /usr/bin and /bin in any case (/usr/local/bin is another matter, but it's separate on my system. I think /sbin should have been kept separate as well, but I'm untangling that particular knot: I could do it, but it'd be a mess). So yeah, systemd is the devil, but the rest I kinda like.