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The problem was in systemd-networkd, not systemd. One of the more popular DHCP clients is 'dhcpcd', which was created and is maintained by Roy Marples, the cre
by LukeShu 8y ago
The problem was in systemd-networkd, not systemd.
One of the more popular DHCP clients is 'dhcpcd', which was created and is maintained by Roy Marples, the creator of OpenRC. It's fine when someone wants to work on DHCP clients and init systems, unless that init system is systemd?
(And for the record, systemd integrates wonderfully with dhcpcd.)
- AnthonyMouse 8y agodhcpcd is not solely or even primarily used with OpenRC, it just happens to be created by the same person. What systemd is doing is something else -- not recreating one thing because there is a lack of implementation diversity or the existing implementations are subpar, but reimplementing everything even when there are multiple existing reasonable implementations, just because.