functionality to change that to kernel user space and system layer functionality. So this is interesting, and I actually got another email from Brad here today. I don't know where it went at all. Here it is. So I got another email from him saying that, just wanted to clarify something, I don't fault anyone for liking Linux, and I still do use Linux at work. You said there was a through line with the direction Linux is taking. Unfortunately, with the ever-growing one-process-to-rule-them-all mission creep that is systemd, I'm not I honestly believe that that through line points directly towards Windows. More and more, and more things are falling under the systemd umbrella, and I recall hearing Leonard Poultering in an interview with Chris Fisher say that systemd wanted, quote, to own, well, is this a quote or is this a quote quote? Is this a paraphrase? Brad does not specify, so I won't say quote, but he said that systemd wanted to own every thing between the kernel and the application (39/53)
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