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i hate systemd and will do anything to not use it. the fanboys wont ack the many downsides (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1988119 or https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25862927) or that it breaks the idea of how software should work. Lennart the jerk who sold his soul to red hat is just the tip of the iceberg. red hat streams start closing and now you who uses systemd will start losing. just wait for it ...or keep telling yourself you are on lemmy but not on reddit because of the broke system?
Hmm... software has bugs. Still interesting how it mostly affected only people running on Azure. lol
What really breaks the "idea of how software should work" is Docker and all its bloat, dockerfiles, Docker Hub and the fact that newer developers aren't able to ship anything without those overly bloated environments.
is docker more bloated than gtk? but yes, docker is sad too. :-(