I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I don't quite see the resemblance. Could you elaborate? As far as I can tell the only "windows-y" thing is binary logs an

I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I don't quite see the resemblance. Could you elaborate? As far as I can tell the only "windows-y" thing is binary logs and even then you got all the tools to get a plaintext stream to process. Corruption of the logs can be a problem but it's nothing compared to...dunno, I assume people are drawing parallels to that and Windows' binary Registry, but then again I don't think I have had a Registry-related failure in decades. Besides, if anything, dconf is much more Windows than anything systemd could do, but I don't see anywhere as much vitriol for it. I'm thoroughly confused about this small war with systemd. I missed all the early drama so I barely know what it's about, but in practice systemd has never failed me.