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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Committing to Netplan for Network Configuration

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Re: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Committing to Netplan for Network Configuration

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Let's see how many releases before they give up and go with the Fedora/EL solution.

I like the chaos of the Fedora networking tools because they let me charge more billable hours as I untangle what the client set up for themselves. In all seriousness, once you learn Netplan, you get accustomed to 1 config file for all networking needs. I also prefer UFW to iptables. Simple and handles most day-to-day use cases.

You're comparing apples/oranges. The comparison you should be making is ufw vs. firewalld and firewalld wins easily.

UFW will always hold a special place in my heart but firewalld is just a whole other level.

Re: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Committing to Netplan for Network Configuration

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Can someone explain to me why netplan even exists? I don't see any utility in it, I don't change out my network connection manager on a daily basis so what use is a sub par abstraction when I can configure my manager of choice directly? For me it's just one of the many many reasons I don't touch Ubuntu, but sometimes I have to deal with it and I always end up shaking my head at the half baked crap they keep adding.
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