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Without adjudication, it was a choice between this and init (the daemon it replaced) at a minimum.
by nerdy 8y ago
Without adjudication, it was a choice between this and init (the daemon it replaced) at a minimum.
- LukeShu 8y agosystemd-networkd isn't a replacement for init, it's a replacement for NetworkManager/netctl/….
- lambda 8y agoIt's not even really a replacement for NetworkManager; it's designed to be used to provide basic networking within containers, for systemd-nspawn. It can be used on host systems, but it's deliberately fairly lightweight and designed for fairly simple configurations in containers, rather than as a full fledged replacement for other networking management daemons.