> Do you have any idea how much code is in the kernel? Yes I do, and that's kind of my point. It's a Kernel. I.e. it's the proverbial operating system. It's wr

> Do you have any idea how much code is in the kernel? Yes I do, and that's kind of my point. It's a Kernel. I.e. it's the proverbial operating system. It's written as an operating system. Systemd wants to be the operating system, obviously, which is fine. Just call it the Systemd OS and provide the kernel and user shell as well, and you won't need linux anymore.