`Hi, I use IWD as the network manager on my laptop, also utilising it's inbuilt DHCP client. One of the things that gets on my nerves about this is that there is no way to override the DNS server globally, only per-network. This becomes rather annoying on a device like a laptop, where I am regularly connecting to new networks. I am proposing the ability to override network specific options (ones documented in `iwd.network`) globally. This would be implemented by having another configuration file (something like `/etc/iwd/network-overrides.conf`), where any network-specific options can be set, but globally. Of course, it is still useful to be able to set per-network options, so any options in the per-network configs (`/var/lib/iwd/*`) should take precedence over the global options. What do you think of this proposal? Admittedly, I am not familiar with how IWD parses configs, nor the codebase in general, and my programming skills do have a lot to be desired, so maybe I am overlooking something. Rhys Perry