Re: [Off topic] Does anyone uses netenv?

From: Matthew Saltzman (mjs_at_ces.clemson.edu)
Date: 11/09/05

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    On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Marcelo M. Garcia wrote:

    > Hi there.
    >
    > I considering to buy a laptop (Dell DS510) with FC4 to use at home, at work,
    > at university, etc. I remember that there was a program called "netenv" which
    > permits you to choose your network environment. Does anyone uses it? There is
    > a better alternative?

    system-config-network has a notion of profiles (but must be run as root or
    profile must be specified at boot time).

    NetworkManager is a real whiz-bang app that detects network connections
    dynamically. Plug in a cable and it switches to cable, unplug it and it
    looks for wireless connections. It manages keys, allows you to select
    among in-range WAPs or create an ad-hoc net, controls VPN access (using
    vpnc only at the moment), controls modems (untested by me ATM) and rescans
    on suspend/resume to find the new connections.

    Get the one in updates-testing, which is working pretty well.

    >
    > Thanks for your attention
    >
    > Marcelo M. Garcia
    >
    >
    > 

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