I think the problem isn't systemd itself, the problem is "the init system maintained by Poettering et. al."
Give me the coolness of systemd maintained by someone that isn't impossible to work with, and i'd be all for it.
Give me the coolness of systemd maintained by someone that isn't impossible to work with, and i'd be all for it.
Truth to be told, the systemd community has been reported as one of the most welcoming and productive environment in the FLOSS ecosystem.
Heck, even that wouldn't be a thing if the people involved had the ability to publicly say "I was wrong on that" - but not even that happens that I've seen.
Of course they have a strong vision, and popping up proposing something that has already been discussed to death and rejected won't be the most pleasing experience ever (it happens all the time here, I don't even want to imagine how tiresome it should feel for them).