So pretty much, Gentoo+systemd and Gentoo-without-systemd aren't the same OS? One does auto updates, auto time syncing, auto logrotating etc, and apparently the

So pretty much, Gentoo+systemd and Gentoo-without-systemd aren't the same OS? One does auto updates, auto time syncing, auto logrotating etc, and apparently the other doesn't? Or is the fact that systemd is the one doing it that much worse? Does systemd-timesyncd take more time than chronyd launched by some other init? I'd be surprised.