systemd is far more than an init system though, it's a total rethink of how linux systems are controlled and managed. Rewatch the first half of the video and i

systemd is far more than an init system though, it's a total rethink of how linux systems are controlled and managed. Rewatch the first half of the video and imagine it was a bunch of random tools with proper names (like grep, ntpd, syslogd) etc, that had all been built separately but happen to nicely tie into each other, rather than "systemd-blah"