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Retrocomputing Maker and Designer in Ontario, Canada. I make stuff without promising a delivery date. I don't do crowdfunding, but I do gratefully accept Patreon and Ko-Fi support for what I do.

My single biggest objection to systemd isn't the way it does any one task, even if that way is different -- it's that no one project should ever have that much control over the architecture of the system as a whole. It's anti-Unix design. Break the project up into dozens of separate ones that distros can use individually on a case by case basis, and there's probably some good stuff to be found.
There are, fundamentally, three computing worlds. There is the world of computers-as-tools, where the tool obeys the user and exists for the user's benefit. There is the world of computers-as-marketing, where the tool might benefit the user, but exists primarily to sell the user more stuff. There is the world of computers-as-data-extractors, where the tool pretends to benefit the user, while extracting as much usable training data from the user as possible. These three worlds cannot coexist in peace. Two must die.