Guys, shouldn't the release be postponed in case that such an important issue exists? Cause when somebody upgrades to a new distro and it will not allow him to connect to the internet by the same means that have already that worked for some years, that's a big problem. Mainly because without internet connection working it's much more difficult to find a solution on how to make it work again, install new packages (knetworkmanager, nm-applet, wicd). I don't see it as a good idea to release it to common user. Or at least provide some warning about this problem _before_ he actually starts the upgrade.
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