ajh-valmer wrote: >> no, because there is the tdenetworkmanager or equivalent tools >> For me tdenetworkmanager works perfectly well on Notebook >> or Desktop : > Not so good than Wicd. > wicd == crap >> > Interfaces are : GTK et ncurses, and Python language, >> > and not sure, package from Gnome desktop. > >> GTK?!?! packages from Gnome desktop???? : > I wrote "not sure", please, look above. > wicd is GTK, GTK == crap >> thanks god, finally! : >> I am on the contrary opinion >> You have to confess your sins somewhere soon and clean up your soul >> (joking) > > Everyone's taste is different. > After all, there is no accounting for taste. > Wicd is a jewel, convenient and easy to use, > I'm disappointed that this tool has been discontinued since 2016. > You are an extremist, you assert too much :-) I see myself as pragmatic and purist. I am ready to compromise, but from what I've seen coming from the Gnome corner it was always a disappointment. The GTK apps I am using are 99% not Gnome apps. For the record I used once wicd (I think it was 2008). I do not understand why should tdenetworkmanager or NetworkManager itself be bad. It is actively maintained and works very well. I even used it to inspect configuration of many servers in the past few years. Of course it is your choice ... but saying wicd is cools is like saying a FIAT model 1956 is cool. I agree it is cool, but belongs in the museum :) I can only conclude you need an update ;-) BR ____________________________________________________ tde-users mailing list -- users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to users-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web mail archive available at https://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
