> I have yet to find a developer […]

Users care, because that's how all the other commands work. It's the standard whether you like it or not. Of course you can choose to do the snowflake CLI, but that doesn't really shout "experienced dev" does it?

> windows

oh lol… what % of go programs is used on windows? 1? 2?

> Why?

So systemd can start the other service that depends on that one?

You need to know when the docker daemon is up and running before starting your containers no?

You don't know how to do a thing that anyone writing a server process should know.

Yes you're further and further proving my point that go developers are on average less experienced. And you seem ok with that except when it's pointed out.

> maybe open a PR

I have far more FOSS contributions than you do. Mostly in C/C++ or Python.

> Maybe take the time to be open minded instead of calling the entire Go dev ecosystem "inexperienced"

Maybe take the criticism instead of getting angry.