Closed linux-leo closed 2 years ago
why would it start by default? only services you activate will run by default, and networkmanager is not a dependency of any other service, plus a lot of people will want to use something else (e.g. plain dhcpcd possibly with iwd etc.)
Im used to it from other desktop linux distros, but if that's intended behaviour I will close this.
(I just thought it would be more convenient for connecting through wifi)
I will figure out in the meantime how to add that service myself.
dinitctl enable networkmanager
That's a lot simpler than i thought, so that's why there's no need for it to be on by default.
the service system will go through a lot of refactoring before i declare anything as stable, but it should technically only get simpler from the current state (but there will be breaking changes)
Just installed this in a VM and noticed this.. .