I hate how the Unix philosophy argument is boiled down to "one vs many" binaries. It's about independence to the degree of reusability. There's nothing in syste

I hate how the Unix philosophy argument is boiled down to "one vs many" binaries. It's about independence to the degree of reusability. There's nothing in systemd suite that's useful unless you're two feet in. You can say things about streams and text and binary formats, but those are distractions. Systemd tooling is tightly coupled to each other. It's a huge codebase, a huge system that shoddily replaces that which was historically done with less. And it's the biggest reason I don't run a Linux workstation anymore.