I used to see that a lot back in the day, but in reverse. iPhone users were the loud ones, I imagine that's because we were younger and cared about showing off our expensive toys for status.
I see what you're saying more often now. Usually from like, a power user perspective. People who like to tinker and customize a lot. You see that a lot in the Linux OS space too.
It's definitely annoying in the Linux user space, when people act like systemd isn't wrong.
Fwiw there though, the gripe there was the steamrolling, and the fact that it ate nearly every major distro (thank God for Slackware). Poettering is an ass. I'm sure there's a valid use case for systemd for people managing large numbers of machines. It's a trade off I'd not want to make for sure, but then, I'm not managing 100 systems. Some of us still cling to "do one thing and do it well," and "KISS."
