I missed Network integrated tools on Windows so I built a Linux equivalent
NMLinux is a new Linux adaptation of the NETworkManager tool originally created for Windows. It offers a unified graphical interface for various network management tasks, reimplemented in Python and PySide6. The project is independent and not related to the existing NetworkManager daemon on Linux systems.
- ▪NMLinux is inspired by the NETworkManager tool by BornToBeRoot for Windows.
- ▪The application is built from scratch and focuses on providing a unified GUI for network tools.
- ▪Recent updates include new modules for managing VNC and RDP connections, as well as improvements for icon compatibility across different desktop environments.
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NMLinux · v1.2.9 A free Linux adaptation of NETworkManager by BornToBeRoot. NMLinux brings the spirit of NETworkManager to Linux desktops, reimplemented from scratch in Python and PySide6 (Qt 6). It is not a port of the original C# code, but an independent project inspired by the same idea: a single, unified GUI for the most common network tools a sysadmin or power user needs. NoteNMLinux is not related to the Linux system daemon /usr/bin/NetworkManager (NetworkManager by Red Hat/GNOME). The name comes from NETworkManager by BornToBeRoot, a similar tool for Windows that served as the original inspiration. Built with Claude Code (Anthropic) and the contribution of its author.
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