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Is Systemd that bad afterall?
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Y'know, I felt that way to begin with and it certainly took a long time for my fingers to adjust, but I've grown to adjust to that.
And it's better - you can do: "systemctl restart Service1 Service2 Service3" Before, with "system Service1 restart" you could only action on service at a time.
Plus, it's linux, so you can set up aliases to change the order into anything you like, even carry on using the old muscle memory formats. (Although I don't encourage this if you intend working on multiple servers!)