George Geller wrote:
In Fedora Core 5 is the system-control-network command supposed to be accessible from a menu in gnome? I can't find it.
System > Administration > Network
No. System > Administration > Network open system-admin-network -- not
system-control-network.
For me it's system-config-network. This is the same thing that comes up if
you press the "Configure..." button on system-control-network. It seems to
me that system-config-network provides a superset of functionality over
system-control-network, which only allows me to activate and deactivate
devices.
system-control-network is really just a symbolic link to the appropriate
python script inside the system-config-network hierarchy:
/usr/share/system-config-network/neat-control.py
-Jon
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