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The article is not about UNIX, what's good and bad, but what's better for understanding Linux. And replacing SysVInit with systemd is, objectively, bad for understand the core of Linux. And this is the core of LFS.

Discussing whether UNIX is good or bad seems narrow-minded, as there is no solution to that. It's like discussing whether iOS is better than Android. We can always isolate some specific parts and discuss that, but just slashing the whole concept doesn't help anyone and rarely yields any meaningful results.

>>wobfan+(OP)
> And replacing SysVInit with systemd is, objectively, bad for understand the core of Linux.

I know there are strong opinions on this, but isn’t systemd part of the core of most Linux desktops nowadays?

>>Someon+b5
Unfortunately yes

>>Someon+b5
All of my Debian out of the box has systemd. On Gentoo it's OpenRC, which I find easier. But! There are some work-around packages that implement some stubs of systemd things because other packages are designed for systemd only world (one such stub is elogind)