Here we go again. I hate systemd. I sincerely and strongly believe it to be the worst thing that happened to the world of Linux. Note: this is just my opinion,

Here we go again. I hate systemd. I sincerely and strongly believe it to be the worst thing that happened to the world of Linux. Note: this is just my opinion, of course I'm obviously wrong, can I have it please? Having said that I have to admit that the battle has been lost and there are no practically suitable server distributions clear from it, let alone desktop. So the only fight worth fighting is to delay destruction of other parts of the OS. In Ubuntu you can easily remove systemd-resolved, get rid of ssh socket activation, bring back cronjobs to crond and install a sane NTP client. Hopefully, we will still have sudo available for many more years at least as an optional package and then as a third-party deb. And thankfully we still have logs in /var/log and journald is not a hard requirement for anything. Yet. Otherwise resistance is futile as systemd people excel at politics and seemingly no opinion or input has any influence their decision making process. Again: I'm totally wrong here and systemd is good.