I'm kind of indifferent to system's adoption, but I've heard quite a lot of complaints about it that have subsequently turned out to be false. It can sometimes be hard to filter out the noise.
However, it looks like most major Linux distributions are going to be using systemd. Fedora, Arch, Debian, Ubuntu (eventually), Redhat, SUSE, even CoreOS. What I don't get is why there would be comprehensive adoption across distributions if systemd was obviously the wrong decision.
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I'm kind of indifferent to system's adoption, but I've heard quite a lot of complaints about it that have subsequently turned out to be false. It can sometimes be hard to filter out the noise.
However, it looks like most major Linux distributions are going to be using systemd. Fedora, Arch, Debian, Ubuntu (eventually), Redhat, SUSE, even CoreOS. What I don't get is why there would be comprehensive adoption across distributions if systemd was obviously the wrong decision.