That's fine and all but systemd is a real-life example of if you actually offer someone a "The Right Thing" solution that takes all of their hard problems, swal

That's fine and all but systemd is a real-life example of if you actually offer someone a "The Right Thing" solution that takes all of their hard problems, swallows the complexity of them and presents a simple interface with the right abstractions people will choose it overwhelmingly over alternatives. I couldn't care less about design-by-ideology when I'm paid to design correct systems.