No. Systemd isn't ununixy because it has to be, it's ununixy because that's the way it was written. It's superior to System V style init IMO, but it got that wa

No. Systemd isn't ununixy because it has to be, it's ununixy because that's the way it was written. It's superior to System V style init IMO, but it got that way in spite of its poor monolithic design, not because of it.