It has the thing that systemd and journalctl are poor clones of. Their ergonomics (especially the log viewer) are much worse than sysvinit/syslog, but they mo

It has the thing that systemd and journalctl are poor clones of. Their ergonomics (especially the log viewer) are much worse than sysvinit/syslog, but they mostly work. I say “mostly”, because, like systemd, sometimes force disabling a broken service silently fails, even after reboot.