[krzyk]

> Cron has one of the worst configuration format ever and I'm certainly not going to miss fstab. I would find journald a step in the right direction even if the only thing it brought to the table was the ability to configure logging from the service file and not have to fiddle with logrotate.

What you don't like about cron format? It is nice, consistent. Same for fstab, the only issue I have with it that e.g. Debian doesn't handle mounting network filesystems after the network is up (there are a couple of those and it shouldn't be hard to just grep the file for those).

As for journald, as long as they keep my log files in /var/log in pure text format it can stay.

The issue I have with systemd is that it tries to fiddle with my files, last year I noticed that /etc/resolv.conf contains some strange line with local resolver, WTF? I didn't install one for sure so why (and it was breaking my network).