Hello all, I cannot send to arch-dev-public and don't know where to post this otherwise, so I'll just put this out here. With systemd 239, a deprecation message is printed in the journal for enabled netctl profiles (FS#59494). This currently has no effect on the functionality of either systemd or netctl. Nevertheless, the next version of netctl, which is not yet released, will move away from the deprecated features. However, the warnings are caused by unit files generated by netctl, so an update will not simply make the warnings go away. Here is a draft for a news post to accompany the next version of netctl down the line. Regards, - Jouke ---- Title: netctl 1.18 may require manual intervention In response to the explicit deprecation of .include statements in systemd units, netctl has modified its unit management. This change only affects individually enabled netctl profiles. To use the new management scheme, all enabled profiles must be reenabled after updating netctl. This can be done through `netctl reenable <profile>`. No action is needed for the automatic netctl services.