99% of the time when people say "I wish Linux had ...", the problem is that they're not using systemd. It's possible to do it without systemd of course, but th

99% of the time when people say "I wish Linux had ...", the problem is that they're not using systemd. It's possible to do it without systemd of course, but that involves an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of systemd anyway.