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3.0.1In the terminal when I do the following:
nm-connection-editor
I get the following:
command not found
Where is the nm-connection-editor?
ant2009
Posted 2011-08-20T18:00:54.590
Reputation: 2 595
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nm-connection-editor was part of the network-manager-applet package. GNOME 3 Shell has the network icon built in, so the applet package was removed from dependencies. You can still install it manually, though – the old applet should then be disabled via gnome-session-properties.
Also, it might be good to file a Fedora bug report, as the new GNOME "Network" settings panel won't work properly without nm-connection-editor.
user1686
Posted 2011-08-20T18:00:54.590
Reputation: 283 655
When I went to install network-manager-applet it saids: No package network-manager-applet available. Thanks. – ant2009 – 2011-08-20T18:28:25.333
Try "NetworkManager-gnome". – user1686 – 2011-08-20T18:33:06.680
Hello, Yes, I was able to install NetworkManager-gome and use the nm-connection-editor. However, one question. I am using Fedora 15 gnome 3.0.1. What is the difference between 'System Settings | Network' (I normally click this to edit my connections) and NetworkManager-gnome? Thanks – ant2009 – 2011-08-21T05:30:04.510
1They both access the same NetworkManager settings. In fact, when you click on "Options..." in the System Settings page, you will launch the same
nm-connection-editorfrom NetworkManager-gnome. – user1686 – 2011-08-21T10:25:50.110