> Honestly, the biggest downside of systemd is the lack of documentation Is it truly? I have heart some other concerns that have been raised by some developers

> Honestly, the biggest downside of systemd is the lack of documentation Is it truly? I have heart some other concerns that have been raised by some developers. > and the lack of wider adoption How wide would you like the adoption of systemd projects to be? Like, obviously, sudo has to go because obviously sudo is not enough and LP crowd crafted their own tool; an overwhelming victory has been achieved over cron and syslogd. DNS resolution would soon be mandatory via systemd-resolved and godforbid you stay on chrony or ntpd for time sync. What's next? What wider adoption would you like to see? Kill docker? > solvable problem and the exact kinda thing HN can help solve I sense there are people on HN who think differently and would definitely want to evangelize in the opposite direction.