What's the output of:
$ networkctl status enp3s0
specifically, what's the 'Link File'. Change the name of the interface
if needed, of course.
I am guessing it's "/lib/systemd/network/99-default.link". That's
because your link file is named "myname123.link", and "m" is after "9",
so 99-default.link matches first (because it matches "OriginalName=*").
If this is the case, try renaming your link file so it's lower
(alphabetically) than 99-, e.g. "50-myname123.link".
Alternately, if networkctl shows your interface link file is
"/run/systemd/network/10-netplan-enp3s0.link", it's because you have it
configured using netplan, which also creates a link file for some
operations (like setting interface name). Check your /etc/netplan/ dir
for *.yaml files.
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Renaming interfaces using *.link file does not work
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