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"Jim Gasek" <jim-ESJ+pY3k0/ZeoWH0uzbU5w at public.gmane.org> writes:
> Related to the two big trends?:
> - upstart (changing of the start/stop paradigm)
> - NetworkManager (phasing out of traditional networking).
>
> I dislike both trends.
Okay, I'll bite.. What do you dislike about NetworkManager? Except for
the fact that one first-run you need to configure it via the UI, once
it's configured you can set it up to auto-connect at boot time. You can
still set up a static network config the way you did before, and indeed
you can specify that NM not control an interface.
> Thanks,
> Jim Gasek
-derek
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