> One of the reasons I prefer NetBSD (and the BSDs in general) is that they don't change gratuitously. I like BSDs for the integration and the performance. >

> One of the reasons I prefer NetBSD (and the BSDs in general) is that they don't change gratuitously. I like BSDs for the integration and the performance. > So that ends up meaning that how-tos just don't work any more Complexity (or change) doesn't come out of nowhere: sometimes, new tools must be learned. > isn't good enough when clean, well thought out systems already exist. I also love well thought out systems, but I think systemd is one of these "well thought out" systems.