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You are completly missing my point.
I never said you should or should not do something, for all i care you can use wayland protocols in some hellbent way instead of systemd itself.
What I am saing is that it is bad form to complain the devs are not making what you want if you neither pay nor develop yourself to bring something to the table.
I said it the forth time now, I am out.
No one is doing what you’re describing. If you would like to verify that for yourself there’s a ton of well documented back and forth on various platforms that indicates a complex and long running effort.