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NetworkManager makes me want to pull my hair out
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No I'm fine to do that, but systemd overwrites it every few minutes.
You’re telling me you don’t want to update a configuration that updates a configuration that updates a configuration?
Just wait until you use Ubuntu
cloud-init
which updatesnetplan
which then updatesNetworkManager
.But once NM is gone, I don't even know how to update the thing that updates the thing that updates the thing.
My point is that NM is pretty baked-in, and I don't know how to remove it without breaking things
use arch btw ;)
mostly kidding, but shit like this is exactly why i love arch so much. set up the entire system from ground up - no bullshit on it, and you know how (almost) every part works and what it does.