> systemd answered a difficult question and hopefully we willsee more similar advancements shortly for Linux. Agreed, but I hope that systemd starts focusing o

> systemd answered a difficult question and hopefully we willsee more similar advancements shortly for Linux. Agreed, but I hope that systemd starts focusing on stability and fixing the regressions they've introduced compared to sysvinit. systemd machines are the only instances of Linux since 1995 where I've had intermittent random hangups during startup and sometimes shutdown. I never thought about startup and shutdown before systemd. It just worked, and if there was a problem, it was reproduceable and a real error (usually configuration), not systemd random fault. I don't use CentOS, maybe their systemd integration is actually reliable.