I think that anyone can recognize it as a good alternative for Ubuntu, since Ubuntu already uses systemd (and that's a done deal). I'd consider myself a pragma

I think that anyone can recognize it as a good alternative for Ubuntu, since Ubuntu already uses systemd (and that's a done deal). I'd consider myself a pragmatist, so I like systemd because it makes my life easier with the declarative configuration and other nice features (although I recognize that it makes some people's lives harder).