My impression of SystemD, from reading a lot of Poettering interviews, is that it was inspired by desktop operating systems (Mac and Windows), however, it ironi

My impression of SystemD, from reading a lot of Poettering interviews, is that it was inspired by desktop operating systems (Mac and Windows), however, it ironically it was popular with server distro vendors (most notably Red Hat and Microsoft, who have both employed Poettering at one point or another). Believe me, I also looked for any example of desktop Linux getting any kind of prioritization in the kernel, and it just doesn't happen.