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Oh, OK. Thanks. Makes sense; a lot of the systemd ecosphere seems to be about hotdesking, plugging things in and unplugging them, moving from one wifi AP to an

Oh, OK. Thanks. Makes sense; a lot of the systemd ecosphere seems to be about hotdesking, plugging things in and unplugging them, moving from one wifi AP to another, hibernating and so on. I don't encounter these use-cases, on the whole, which is probably a large part of why I find systemd so annoying.

cbzbc 3y ago
Yeah, and I have some sympathies with what systemd is trying to do here, but the implementation is often backwards and/or half-arsed.
- nijave 3y ago
  Still no DHCPRELEASE.