I agree entirely and the complexity over systemd has been one of the major concerns. I do like having a standardized way of managing processes. Systemd does ma

I agree entirely and the complexity over systemd has been one of the major concerns. I do like having a standardized way of managing processes. Systemd does make packaging deb/rpm files way easier, but I don't really like the price. Everything is abstracted to systemd. Mounts. udev. mult-users/logins (consolekit). I like fstab with UUIDs. I like manually mounting a USB stick when I insert it. I like having the options of using an automounter or not using an automounter. At home I stick to Gentoo and Void. runit is super simple and I like the concept behind it (although it does lack in some exceptions/logging issues). I think ideally on my hosted solutions, the best thing going forward is a thin Alpine with Docker and running all services as docker containers. I really wish the FreeBSD port of Docker was still maintained. I'd switch everything to FreeBSD+Docker if I could.