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You get to feel superior.
You could always dual boot or use a vm.
Not sure about the security, but recently I've tried runit on a very old laptop with HDD and it took waaay much less to fully boot up than a clean Arch32 with systemd
Watch this 45 minute video first so you understand why systemd was developed and implemented https://youtu.be/o_AIw9bGogo?feature=shared
This is actually a great talk on systemd by a BSD dev; highly recommended.
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