> If nobody steps up to finish the porting, there is (not so nice) plan B: > disable > wicd-gtk and leave wicd-curses (more buggy than it should be, but > usable) and wicd-cli.
Sadly it appears no one has stepped up to do the porting in the four years since 2017. As a user of wicd-curses, can I humbly suggest that Debian disables wicd-gtk for the time being so that Debian/testing mapped to bookworm can continue using wicd? I'm slightly worried by this comment though: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=885140#77 If wicd-curses is kicked out of Debian entirely, what is the suggested alternative for scanning, connecting to and disconnecting from Wi-Fi in a terminal? / Sebastian
