> If you are reading this post you're very much likely not a fan of systemd already I don't really care either way. I'm using systemd since that's what my OS

> If you are reading this post you're very much likely not a fan of systemd already I don't really care either way. I'm using systemd since that's what my OS ships with by default, and I had to learn it. But still curious in Linux distributions in general, so at least a small explainer would be welcome. Is there a reason I should feel strongly about this? If so, would be helpful to have that written up front, because it's not obvious to everyone.