Yeah, Wayland might be simple, but the level of comfort I gained with inittab, systemV rc.d, xinit, .Xsession, Xconfig, inetd and everything else was mostly unm

Yeah, Wayland might be simple, but the level of comfort I gained with inittab, systemV rc.d, xinit, .Xsession, Xconfig, inetd and everything else was mostly unmatched by anyone I've worked with (and honestly, serves me to this day). I've never invested as much in systemd or Wayland, so I am operating on a different abstraction level with it, probably just like most everybody else. My point was that I did not keep it simple: I actually made it into my perfectly configured system, and I manually tweaked every config I though might have something interesting for me.