Yes, as it should be; while we might quibble about the exact details, I think the Linux-world network stack(s) do a good job of separating components cleanly wh

Yes, as it should be; while we might quibble about the exact details, I think the Linux-world network stack(s) do a good job of separating components cleanly while still giving users a good experience (if you just install Debian on your laptop, you don't need don't need to know or care how many packages it takes to make networking work, it just does).