On 23/7/23 12:55, Jonathan Drews via Dng wrote:
> Oh another thing. Configuring static IP adresses in systemd linux distros was
> difficult

There are  at least three different ways to configure networking in
systemd linuxes.

* NetworkManager.service

* networking.service

* systemd-networkd.service.

The default in many linuxes is NetworkManager, which is buggy and
difficult to use but officially loved.

networking.service is the traditional way of doing networks and is a bit
basic and is ignored in modern linux

systemd-networkd.service is not buggy, is highly configurable, and is
almost completely ignored in Debian.