We've discussed systemd before, and the answer is still 'no'. If you want systemd, you're welcome to fork the repository from the before-systemd-change branch and maintain your own fork.
We've discussed systemd before, and the answer is still 'no'. If you want systemd, you're welcome to fork the repository from the `before-systemd-change` branch and maintain your own fork.
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why not use systemd
We've discussed systemd before, and the answer is still 'no'. If you want systemd, you're welcome to fork the repository from the
before-systemd-changebranch and maintain your own fork.welp the test was a success xD
We've discussed systemd before, and the answer is still 'no'. If you want a systemd-based Antergos NeXT, you know the path to take.