@EF yes, it is. But it's not the strangest thing I've seen.The problem is that those companies don't know the underlying systems and how they work. So they develop in one way and hardly refuse to "support" anything else. If you just do any kind of modification from their "supported" setup, they'll complain about it and point at it continuously, like "it's not that our software sucks, it's because you didn't launch it with systemd"
