> In systemd, services are described in a simple file with a few keywords, and systemd tries to do all the magic itself So rather than building the necessary c

> In systemd, services are described in a simple file with a few keywords, and systemd tries to do all the magic itself So rather than building the necessary complexity out of simple, understandable instructions which can be presented on-screen in full, it hides its complexity under a very few complex, frequently badly-named instructions which are certain to be poorly documented even for Linux's standards. Sign me up! I'll be unfirable!