>I absolutely _don't_ think that my init system should also be my bootloader. Good thing it's not? systemd-boot is an entirely different binary, it's not even

>I absolutely _don't_ think that my init system should also be my bootloader. Good thing it's not? systemd-boot is an entirely different binary, it's not even installed by default by any large distro I know of. The only commonality between them is that they are developed under the same broad project umbrella, just like "cp" and "ls" and "cat" are all part of the GNU coreutils umbrella. This is a theme for an entire class of incorrect complaints about systemd -- the misconception that just because a tool is called systemd-$thing means it's part of the systemd init system, rather than "a tool developed by the systemd project".