Sure, I can see the value in making service configuration more standard. E.G. after getting over the learning curve I've found working with systemd more pleasan

Sure, I can see the value in making service configuration more standard. E.G. after getting over the learning curve I've found working with systemd more pleasant than SysVinit. I disagree that this is currently really more of a problem on Debian/Ubuntu that it is on Red Hat. E.G. If I want to manage BIND via puppet on Red Hat, I'm going to have to care about /etc/sysconfig/named.