I've liked it from the beginning (coming from upstart), but I think my one frustration is that you can't run systemd in an unprivileged container— and this is n

I've liked it from the beginning (coming from upstart), but I think my one frustration is that you can't run systemd in an unprivileged container— and this is not simply an implementation gap, it's an intentional design choice: https://systemd.io/CONTAINER_INTERFACE/ https://systemd.io/CONTAINER_INTERFACE/ You can argue that a process manager for an unprivileged container should be more like supervisor or systemd user services. However, it would be really convenient to be able to globally install unit files (say, using a deb package), and have them work whether it's bare metal, a VM, or a container.