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Last year, the free software community was full of debates about systemd, the system manager that replaces init, the process that boots a Linux system. Now that systemd is uneventfully running the latest releases of major distributions like Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu, you might imagine that opposition to it is melting away -- but you'd be wrong.
Not a very objectively written article. Slinging mud at Devuan and people who want to manage their own init rather than having it managed for them. Very poor article.
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