With a /etc/netplan/00-global.yaml having the following contents:
network: version: 2 renderer: networkd
And all other .yaml files in the /etc/netplan directory not having an explicit renderer, the system should default to networkd… Just netplan apply and done! Simple, right?
Yeah, right.
Seems like netplan apply still thinks to use NetworkManager even when no single .yaml file declares its use; and since I disabled and masked the service, netplan apply was complaining NetworkManager was masked.
The secret sauce?
