> Systemd is really well designed and makes Linux workstation use predictable and more secure across distros in numerous ways. You can have any service you want

> Systemd is really well designed and makes Linux workstation use predictable and more secure across distros in numerous ways. You can have any service you want now, even xorg/ wayland, as an unprivileged user. It basically removes all need to use root if used correctly. It sometimes randomly fails to boot, waiting for some strange condition, while I am not able to intervene via keyboard in any way. That is "well designed"? I run Xorg as unprivileged user by executing startx, on sysvinit system. There is no problem that needs systemd solution here.