Dark_Arc, 1 year ago It really hasn’t. Some people freaked out about it for weak reasons, similar to people freaking out about Wayland. It’s made working across distros so much nicer. The fundamental service management, logging, etc is all just a bunch of common tools and patterns. Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Majaro, etc didn’t switch to it because “it’s one of the cancer’s of the Linux desktop for years.”
It really hasn’t. Some people freaked out about it for weak reasons, similar to people freaking out about Wayland.
It’s made working across distros so much nicer. The fundamental service management, logging, etc is all just a bunch of common tools and patterns.
Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Majaro, etc didn’t switch to it because “it’s one of the cancer’s of the Linux desktop for years.”