On Sep 04, Lukas Märdian <sl...@debian.org> wrote: > With Netplan we could provide coherent network configuration across all > variants of Debian (server, cloud, laptop, ...), while choosing the best > underlying stack for the usecase (i.e. systemd-networkd on server/cloud > and NetworkManager on desktop/laptop). Of course we could. But who would actually care?
> Yes, it's an additional abstraction layer, but it brings the big benefit > of coherence across Debian. Not confusing our users by having 4 different > ways to do network configuration. XKCD 927 > In our documentation we could reference a single Netplan configuration, > that would get applied to both of the underlying stacks. As stated > previously, advanced users can easily configure the underlying stack > natively and Netplan will get out of their way. Do we even have general documentation about configuring networking? -- ciao, Marco
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