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> Especially avoid all that bolted on crap like timesyncd, resolved, etc. You're pretty much stuck with systemd-resolved when you use systemd-networkd. And sy
by majewsky 8y ago
> Especially avoid all that bolted on crap like timesyncd, resolved, etc.
You're pretty much stuck with systemd-resolved when you use systemd-networkd.
And systemd-networkd is a godsend. It's the first network setup tool that I've found that is:
- full-featured
- simple to set up for the 99% usecases like "just do DHCP whenever a physical interfaces goes UP"
- available and works the same on all major distros
- not a Lovecraftian monstrosity like network-manager
- fps_doug 8y agoAgree, this is the only thing that's almost as well-designed as the init part of systemd. Unfortunately, you still have some weird edge-case every now and then with it that's just not possible to set up, and then you're screwed because you cannot just plug in in a little shell snippet somewhere.