I'm happy to see this project going onward due to the fact that systemd continues to be a giant sore that keeps entrenching on the entire stack. If nothing else

I'm happy to see this project going onward due to the fact that systemd continues to be a giant sore that keeps entrenching on the entire stack. If nothing else, it means that a usable Linux distro w/o systemd is viable. Love it or hate it, choice is a good thing. They may be getting to the point that I'd seriously look at it for a few non-essential production servers running Debian and Ubuntu.