Currently, I’m using nmcli to manage my connections, it’s okay, I guess.
Wow, all terminal based apps in this thread. Very nice. I use NetworkManager via the networkmanager widget in XFCE like the GUI pleb that I am.
Noooo you can’t just use GUI, its slow, need a mouse and use it with scripts
Haha gui goes clik, clik
Yeah me too ;~~; We’ll get there someday.
Just NetworkManager and
nmtui.Are you a TUI over GUI sort of person?
Ya for the most part. If terminals could do inline images well, I’d probably never leave it.
I guess you’ll be excited once someone makes a Lemmy TUI browser
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The terminal emulator of Enlightenment, Terminology, can do this: https://www.enlightenment.org/docs/apps/terminology.md#tycat
KDE’s Konsole in its newest version, 20.08, will also show an image preview when you’re hovering your mouse over the filename of an image.
Whoa interesting.
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I decided to go full
systemd, sosystemd-networkdwithiwd.iwd
Both Manjaro KDE on my laptop and POP Os on my desktop came with NetworkManager. I did face some issue with Manjaro where I had to enable the NM service as it was disabled on install strangely. After that I haven’t touched the networking except to disable the wifi when connecting to the old router via LAN and installing openwrt.
