> Libvirt is one of those softwares which ads a layer of complexity for the sake of complexity, yet offers nothing of value in return. Isn't that sort of like

> Libvirt is one of those softwares which ads a layer of complexity for the sake of complexity, yet offers nothing of value in return. Isn't that sort of like saying the system startup scripts/subsystem adds complexity for the sake of complexity, and you should just use ifconfig and route manually in some script after startup? In both cases, that you can fall back to the underlying commands is great. That you should use them instead of the normalized interface provided is debatable.