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netplan can actually use systemd-networkd as a backend. It will just generate the unit files, and let systemd do the job.
by Faaak 3y ago
netplan can actually use systemd-networkd as a backend. It will just generate the unit files, and let systemd do the job.
- merb 3y agobut what’s the point. It’s not that much work to create a unit file and configuration is always better in text form. If netplan would be an api driven tool via dbus or other ipc‘s to drive an ui I would understand the need. But as cli tool?! It’s a little bit stupid
- vetinari 3y agoNetworkManager is that api driven tool, with cli frontend available too (nmcli); I don't get the need for netplan either.
- candiddevmike 3y agoWhat's the benefit over writing netplan vs networks unit files?
- DannyBee 3y agoSo that if you like to randomly switch your underlying network management tools, you can have something take what you have and generate semi-working configurations with hard to track down bugs.