ifupdown does the right thing here. When you ask it to tear down the
network, it'll do so and only keep the loopback device, it'll then emit
deconfiguring-networking.
Some jobs stop on deconfiguring-networking like dbus, which is a core
dependency of the rest of the desktop which unsurprisingly causes
everything to die.
** Changed in: ifupdown (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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"sudo service networking stop" causes the GUI to crash
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