Just a few uick questions. I have always (well since its inception)
been a Gentoo user. Network-Manager was never really friendly with it.
I wanted to "quickly" try out x86_64 arch, so I images my gentoo
partition and installed ubuntu 7.04. Network manager works quite well
for em as a simple interface switcher/ vpn controller (what it was
written for).
o WPA variants on some wireless network are giving me issues. No big
deal, I can command line them out and get them to work
Are there plans for any of the following features?
1. Ability to connect to wireless and wired connections
simultaneously. I do this at work daily to be internal to our resources
as well as on the internet so vpns into our clients work. I inderstand
that enreies for routes would need to be managed much like the vpnc
options, but I do that already.
2. Ability to connect to more than one vpn simultaneously - ie, pptp
and vpnc. I mostly use vpnc, but fall back to cisco's client as vpnc
only works with about 80% of cisco's products in my experience.
I guess I could not find a roadmap, so answering here.
TIA,
Greg