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@glitch @mia I think Windows also has a DNS resolver configuration, it's just either registry bullshit or a file hidden somewhere that basically nobody remembers (like how Windows also has the same file as /etc/hosts but at another location).
And yes, /etc/resolv.conf is what programs on Unixes use to do DNS resolution, it can correspond to the network you're in with the DHCP client mangling it, but it doesn't have to.