> I’m upset that he has done more than any other developer to break my machines, and he keeps getting more authority so screw things up. I may be wrong, but yo

> I’m upset that he has done more than any other developer to break my machines, and he keeps getting more authority so screw things up. I may be wrong, but you should be blaming the ones who made the _actual_ decision of replacing whichever init system, with systemd. systemd was developed under Red Hat's umbrella. Nowadays, the vast majority of mainstream Linux distributions use it, and I doubt it was because Red Hat/Poettering pressure them to do so.