Personally, I want lots of wireless networking tools, the question becomes though, which wireless networking tools? As a GNOME user on a mobile, such things are becoming more an more of a neccessity. Other than that network security tools with a pretty GTK+ frontend would be pretty nice. I'm not too familiar with the gnome-network module, but when I hear it, these are things that come to my head. The NetAdmin in me wants a functional and pretty GNOME tool, like GNOME-Setup-tools (is that what it's called now?), specificly for dealing with networks opposed to just a single box. Again, just my initial thoughts from reading the post. Good luck on your project though. Alex On Fri, 2002-12-06 at 19:58, Rodrigo Moya wrote: > Hi > > I don't know what the real reason was for it, but I started last week > porting the gnome-network module to GNOME 2. I got approvement from old > maintainers to do what I wanted with it. > > So, before I continue putting more effort into it (or finally just drop > any work on it and leave it in its current dead state), I wanted to ask > people what the gnome-network module should include. > > That is, I need good ideas to motivate me to work on it :-) > > As for now, I was only thinking on adding a remote login tool (part of > which I already added) that allows logins via ssh/telnet (just starting > a gnome-terminal with the correct command). As you can imagine, this is > not a very good addition to justify the revival of this dead module, > given that the old tools are, from what I've seen so far, not in a very > good state. > > So, what do people think? any good ideas on small network tools that > would be nice to have in gnome-network? > > cheers > > _______________________________________________ > desktop-devel-list mailing list > desktop-devel-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list >
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