> I am running Debian unstable with sysvinit-core and KDE, and while the loss of functionality was quite visible the situation is slowly getting back to normal.

> I am running Debian unstable with sysvinit-core and KDE, and while the loss of functionality was quite visible the situation is slowly getting back to normal. I'm having a similar experience with systemd. I had problems with USB storage (seems fixed now) and I'm still having problems with networking. DBus went haywire, not sure if it's in a sensible state yet or not. I haven't been using VPN connections or suspend. This isn't exactly a nightmare scenario. Most of the evident problems with systemd seem to be fixable. I can't say I'm impressed. I'm also having a hard time remembering why it was so important to move away from sysv init in the first place.