If it works for you fine, for me systemd has been an annoyance at times, as in not predictable. Plus the mess of badly designed tools it brings with it (eg. sys

If it works for you fine, for me systemd has been an annoyance at times, as in not predictable. Plus the mess of badly designed tools it brings with it (eg. systemd-resolved, journald). Never been a fan of SysV either. We also run openSuSE, Ubuntu and Debian. FirewallD and UFW are just layers above a not so greatly designed firewall setup tool (iptables). PF is very well integrated and can be easily used directly without any higher level layers. You can even add ALTQ queuing rules in its config file. I'm not trying to convince anyone, but FreeBSD has always worked great for me and has been a sane OS in every respect.