networkmanager_applet
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NetworkManager Applet
- Definition: The NetworkManager Applet is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool for NetworkManager, designed to make managing network connections easy for users in desktop environments.
- Function: Allows users to manage their network connections through a graphical interface, providing an intuitive way to handle both wired and wireless connections.
- Features:
- Display network status and available networks in a system tray or panel.
- Connect to and disconnect from networks with a single click.
- Configure and edit network connections, including setting up security and authentication options.
- Monitor network traffic and signal strength for wireless connections.
- Usage: Typically used in desktop environments like GNOME, KDE Plasma, and others, providing a user-friendly way to manage network settings without needing to use the command line.
Examples
- Features available through the NetworkManager Applet:
- Connecting to a WiFi network by selecting it from the list of available networks.
- Editing a connection's properties such as IP address, DNS servers, and security settings.
- Viewing current network status, including connection speed and signal strength.
Summary
- NetworkManager Applet: Graphical user interface tool for NetworkManager, providing an intuitive and user-friendly way to manage network connections in desktop environments.
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