The initial state of the UI now reflects what's actually active in the kernel. All active devices will have switches in the on state initially. To allow this repurposing of the on/off switch, the on/off state is no longer persisted. That was not really a useful feature and served no purpose.
The enable and disable options have also been combined into a single "apply settings" option.
The initial state of the UI now reflects what's actually active in the kernel. All active devices will have switches in the on state initially. To allow this repurposing of the on/off switch, the on/off state is no longer persisted. That was not really a useful feature and served no purpose.
The enable and disable options have also been combined into a single "apply settings" option.