While current setup works well in server environment where ideally you want to have full control over services so you can set up your system by running only ser

While current setup works well in server environment where ideally you want to have full control over services so you can set up your system by running only services that you actually need. But in case of desktop system such approach becomes very problematic. There are tons of services you need for it to function and simply there too many moving parts. From my limited experience Ubuntu shows it best. Because there's so much interaction required between many simple services it is full of race conditions with things working mostly ok but once in a while behave in an odd way.