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Configure static IP address using Netplan Netplan network configuration had been first introduced to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver. It is available to all new Ubuntu 18.04 installations.  Depending on your Ubuntu installation Netplan may not be avaiable on upgraded Ubuntu systems. configure a static IP address for your network interface using    /etc/network/interfaces Ubuntu 18.04 has used Netplan, netplan is a utility that can simplify network configuration, you only need to create a configuration file in yaml in the directory / etc / netplan, the netplan uses 2 renderers, namely NetworkManager and Networkd, we will use the networkd renderer because of networkmanager renderer usually used for desktop users. To configure a static IP address on your Ubuntu 18.04 server you need to modify a relevant netplan network configuration file within  /etc/netplan/  directory.  For example you might find there a default netplan configuration file called  01-netcfg.yaml  or  50-cloud-i

I uninstall my vmware and installed  vmware-workstation  from aur. after that I rebooted my pc and type modprobe -a vmw_vmci vmmon sudo systemctl enable vmware-networks.service sudo systemctl enable vmware-usbarbitrator.service sudo systemctl enable vmware-hostd.service after that vmware started successfuly. but this time there is no internet in guest os. when I click the connect button I got Could not connect Ethernet0 to virtual network /dev/vmnet8 error. I found this link :  https://forum.chakralinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=60014#p60014  10 . I typed sudo modprobe -a vmnet sudo systemctl restart vmware-networks-configuration .service sudo vmware-networks --start then guest os connected internet source : https://forum.manjaro.org/t/can-not-start-vmware/38422/2