How to Crash Systemd in One Command
It seems like it is quite fashionable to hate on systemd, and it seems like systemd is kindof a piece of crap - in some ways.<p>However, linux is missing basic functionality other os&#x27;s offer, and systemd is showing up and trying to fill in those blanks.  This is open source, if you don&#x27;t like systemd, if you think it&#x27;s crap, if you think there are obviously better ways to do it, well, what are you waiting for then?<p>Systemd is winning because they showed up and basically nobody else did.  It&#x27;s open source fork it and &#x27;do it right&#x27;.  Or point out the problems and hope that someone else will step up instead?<p>I think the world would better place if people spent less time griping and more time fighting to get their patch that fixes the problems merged.  I guess coding is harder than writing blog posts though.<p>EDIT: I&#x27;m not saying systemd is perfect or even good.  My point is that the people writing the code are going to have the final say, whether it&#x27;s right or wrong, and it is unlikely that people writing blog posts lampooning it are really going to make a difference.  I mean systemd has been despised and highly criticized from the beginning, and look where we are.