I mean its one way of setting up your networking. But I'm not sure I would call it simple. I have been burned by systemd-resolved. It seems like a black box th

I mean its one way of setting up your networking. But I'm not sure I would call it simple. I have been burned by systemd-resolved. It seems like a black box that does silent automagical stuff in a non transparent way. I am keen to hear what the advantages are though. (barring stats and DNSSEC.) _personally_ I am still a fan of /etc/network/interfaces and or whatever redhat style machines do. I have also used network manager, which is sorta ok, but when stuff starts failing it seems to suck donkeyballs. (it also crashes when you start doing auth)