The project is called NMLinux. The title refers to NETworkManager by BornToBeRoot (https://github.com/BornToBeRoot/NETworkManager), a Windows GUI tool for network diagnostics that I wanted on Linux. NMLinux has nothing to
do with the Linux NetworkManager daemon (/usr/bin/NetworkManager).
Built with Python 3 + PySide6 (Qt6). 23 tools in one GUI: IP Scanner, SSH terminal, VNC, RDP, Traceroute map, MTR, Nmap, Firewall viewer, and more. Available on AUR.
Oh wow, thinking about using Python in the GUI for network management makes me recall WiFi Radar and what it was like relying on Python inside Xorg for my network connection setup.
The project is called NMLinux. The title refers to NETworkManager by BornToBeRoot (https://github.com/BornToBeRoot/NETworkManager), a Windows GUI tool for network diagnostics that I wanted on Linux. NMLinux has nothing to do with the Linux NetworkManager daemon (/usr/bin/NetworkManager).
https://github.com/thongor77/nmlinux — release 1.2.9Thanks from an Arch user for also putting it on the user repository
Oh wow, thinking about using Python in the GUI for network management makes me recall WiFi Radar and what it was like relying on Python inside Xorg for my network connection setup.
I respect the effort.