Hmm am I the only one who think this doesn't make much sense?
On one side, I have to make changes to network configuration using the ip
utility. But then to make them persistent, I have to play with systemd-networkd
stuff. The problem's that I have to learn two things. Why not have a system with which you could configure your network through the same CLI tool using the same syntax?
Not that I want to join the anti systemd train. I haven't tweaked my PC at this level before. But recently I'm doing so and I wished I didn't have to spend few hours to get the thing working. Maybe it could be good if there was a system with which you could configure networking stuff on boot using the same ip
utility?
Or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way and there is a way to make changes done with ip
persistent?
Any enlightening comment is welcome!