I'm not that strict on the "unix philosophy". It tends to work, but sure there are exceptions. But if you happen to write something like that does many things,

I'm not that strict on the "unix philosophy". It tends to work, but sure there are exceptions. But if you happen to write something like that does many things, you should also make sure you do every single of those many things well. What bothers me is that systemd doesn't do that, and that somehow this "unix philosophy" criticism seems to be an excuse/defense for crappy design and code.