On 03/18/2009 08:46:45 AM, William Case wrote:
> 1. A button that allows you to disconnect (turn it off)
> temporarily
> -- say to the next boot.
> 2. An "Edit Connections" that actually allows you to edit
> connections.
> 3. Tie editing to root, if necessary, with the usual sudo or su
> -
> popup.
> 4. Clearly show in the gui how to turn ONBOOT to yes or no.
> 5. A Default button that returns any adjustments to the default
> settings.
> 6. A manual that is useful.
>
> And, by the way, what does the "never" that is placed at the end
> "System
> eth0" line mean?
It just happens that I discovered at least on use for the "never" -- I
noticed it the other day, and then noticed that my sat modem was
powered off, so there was no network available.
As to the button mentioned in #1 above, granted that's a good idea, but
in the meanwhile, what's wrong with:
sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager stop
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