alternative explanation systemd does a great job for the majority of users. Honestly, when booting up a linux system day to day. I wouldn't even notice if you

alternative explanation systemd does a great job for the majority of users. Honestly, when booting up a linux system day to day. I wouldn't even notice if you changed it for a different system in the next upgrade. Its likely the people who care for whom systemD is inadequate is a very small if albeit very vocal minority. In this case, capitalism wouldn't' necessarily provide any benefit. It would be akin to the coveted modular laptop or phone that trades thinness for longer battery life. There are people screaming for it but not enough to actually support the launch of a product.