> We still see a pretty high rate of security vulnerabilities in it. Prove it. As someone else pointed out, there were 5 CVEs for systemd in 2017 and 7 so far

> We still see a pretty high rate of security vulnerabilities in it. Prove it. As someone else pointed out, there were 5 CVEs for systemd in 2017 and 7 so far this year most of which are low severity. If you think the mess of shell scripts and programs that systemd replaces had less than that you're simply delusional.