It has it's place but it doesn't work for everyone. I mean,there's something called user-acceptance testing for software dev lifecycles right? (Not a pro dev m

It has it's place but it doesn't work for everyone. I mean,there's something called user-acceptance testing for software dev lifecycles right? (Not a pro dev myself) systemd obviously has an issue being accepted by a lot of users even after almost a decade now(?) Even before systemd there were other init systems used by different distros. The fact that systemd demands other things to adopt to it instead od smoothly integrating with existing systmes is one pain. A bigger pain is how it is expected to work well for everyone. I mean, dislike for "one size fits all" solutions is a major reason why most Linux users became Linux users.