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Funnily enough, the network configuration problem is not due to systemd -- which has nothing to do with it -- but with Canonical being Canonical. Someone here h
by vetinari 2y ago
Funnily enough, the network configuration problem is not due to systemd -- which has nothing to do with it -- but with Canonical being Canonical. Someone here has a new toy (netplan), so why not force it on users, with some excuse.
For the same reason, why Canonical forces netplan (consistency between desktop, using NetworkManager and server, using systemd-network), Redhat standardized on NetworkManager instead.
- egorfine 2y agoSure, it has nothing to do with systemd. The vibes are extremely similar though. "We don't care what you think we are kids with a new toy and we will shove it down your throat no matter what" kind of thing. (I hate NetworkManager just like I hate netplan though. Both can get off my lawn.)