Are you scared? :D
Well, you can, if you want, safely do this :
# rm -rf /usr/lib/systemd
:)
Some package do not have systemd has dependency (e.g haveged) but install the service corresponding to systemd. Arch make the assumptions that you have systemd on the system and so, it install the corresponding service.
I will not rebuild and provide this kind of packages on the obarun repo just because a service file is installed.
Try this command :
# systemctl
and tell me what's happen. :D
or this one :
# ldd /usr/lib/libsystemd*.*
As you can see, those F# @ ]@ command return false. So those files have no effects on the system, at worse, just taking a part of your DD space :D.
You can find another systemd stuff in /usr/lib/sysusers.d and /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d. This two directories concern configuration files installed by some package to configure a soft. DO NOT REMOVE these directories. It's used by applysys (
https://github.com/Obarun/applysys) and the script /etc/s6/data/scripts/tmpfiles.sh (coming from gentoo and modified by me).
Again the reason of the presence of these files on the system it's because it's more easy to have a wrapper than rebuild a ton of package to avoid these files.
are you reassured?
Obarun do not use ANY compoments of systemd as some others distro like systemd-sysvcompat systemd-dummy libsystemd-dummy. We are FREE here of systemd, totally free.