Personally as someone who uses Linux to get work done and make money (as opposed to tweaking my machine more than actually using it), systemd has been a blessin

Personally as someone who uses Linux to get work done and make money (as opposed to tweaking my machine more than actually using it), systemd has been a blessing - it just works most of the time, and the rare time it doesn't (that did happen - some issues with dbus) I just consider the entire machine hosed and reboot - my software is designed to work around failed nodes so it's no big deal.