know, I don't I'm not seeing the difference personally from my perspective. If other people are and I believe other people are because two of them have just emailed me, then I think that's a fair critique of system d. And, you know, once again, I mean, in a in a not confrontational or sarcastic or dismissive way, I think that it's really, really good. Like I'm being legitimate here. Like it's really good that we have alternate, really strong alternate operating systems, open source operating systems in case you are the tinkerer who just cannot for whatever reason appreciate the fact that there's a new layer, you know, between that kernel and that user space, that there's a global global system, global system operation layer or, you know, component to the Linux system, then you can you can you can use something different. And I think I think the really, really concerning thing for me would be if there were no if there was no Linux that could that could exist without system d, I think (50/53)
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