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People that complain about people not running systemd. Why does it bother you so much? :P
I'm wondering why people do things that don't seem profitable from my point of view
Are you profiting from running systemd?
Does absence of problems count?
I'm not sure if it was related to systemd, but when I used void linux I had a strange sound problem that I never had on systemd distros, when I tried to change the volume level, it returned to its original level, I tried to find solution but I didn't found because void linux isn't very popular distro, and probably only I had this problem