An OS has a lot of things to be done downstream of the kernel in userspace. Having one interface to them is useful. i respect the BSD hacker style, minimal in

An OS has a lot of things to be done downstream of the kernel in userspace. Having one interface to them is useful. i respect the BSD hacker style, minimal init ethos. But man is it handy to have declarative sandboxing in service files. `loginctl` as a standard for listing, locking, killing user sessions. `machinectl` as a container / virtual machine manager. And --host / --machine to remote all of the above.