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[http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/ NetworkManager] aims to provide a "pain free networking" experience for Linux users. Fedora 13 ships with a stabilized snapshot of NetworkManager 0.8.1 which includes extended functionality; for example DHCPv6, Bluetooth DUN and Mobile Broadband Status.<br> | [http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/ NetworkManager] aims to provide a "pain free networking" experience for Linux users. Fedora 13 ships with a stabilized snapshot of NetworkManager 0.8.1 which includes extended functionality; for example DHCPv6, Bluetooth DUN and Mobile Broadband Status.<br> | ||
NetworkManager's upstream project maintainer, Dan Williams provided a very | NetworkManager's upstream project maintainer since 2005, Dan Williams provided the community a very in-depth post about NetworkManager 0.8, identifying it as "the taste of a new generation", which can be consulted [http://blogs.gnome.org/dcbw/2010/04/07/networkmanager-0-8-the-taste-of-a-new-generation/ here]. | ||
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The template shouldn't be Marketing. To be changed before release.
NetworkManager aims to provide a "pain free networking" experience for Linux users. Fedora 13 ships with a stabilized snapshot of NetworkManager 0.8.1 which includes extended functionality; for example DHCPv6, Bluetooth DUN and Mobile Broadband Status.
NetworkManager's upstream project maintainer since 2005, Dan Williams provided the community a very in-depth post about NetworkManager 0.8, identifying it as "the taste of a new generation", which can be consulted here.