GWCC grants users the ability to conduct network utilities such as traceroute, nslookup, and ping.
GWCC is a powerful and versatile software that allows users to execute network utilities such as ping, nslookup, traceroute, as well as workstation commands including netstat, df, and process grep from a single tabbed window. With GWCC, users can have easy access to their Unix system through a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate.
This software is perfect for anyone who performs the same operations on a daily basis because it requires no command line knowledge of flags that are often cumbersome to remember. Instead, the user can choose from a variety of preset options that are easy to find and select from the drop-down menu.
Moreover, GWCC is designed with the user in mind. Its interface is intuitive, and it allows the user to save and print any results they may want to keep for future reference. Additionally, the software is highly configurable, and it offers a complete preferences system that eliminates the need to edit config files manually.
GWCC is a GTK/GNOME-based point-and-click application that is designed to enhance the productivity of users during their daily computing activities. Users are encouraged to share their feedback with the author to help improve future versions of the software.
Some of the key features of GWCC include GNOME support, LibGLADE support, and the ability to customize command flags and program behavior. To use GWCC, you need a Unix-based operating system with X-Windows, an ANSI C compiler like gcc, and a working version of GNOME correctly installed on your system.
In this release, GWCC has added support for Sequential File Save, and a preference for changing the toolbar between Text&Icon, TextOnly, and IconOnly. It also has provided error dialog feedback for Save/Save As operations when saving nothing, as well as feedback for the Print operation when printing nothing. Additionally, the General tab in preferences has been cleaned up, and issues like the garbage string for grep string and change in "configure" have been fixed.
All in all, GWCC is a powerful and versatile software that provides a user-friendly interface to Unix systems, thereby enhancing productivity and simplifying everyday computing activities.
This software is perfect for anyone who performs the same operations on a daily basis because it requires no command line knowledge of flags that are often cumbersome to remember. Instead, the user can choose from a variety of preset options that are easy to find and select from the drop-down menu.
Moreover, GWCC is designed with the user in mind. Its interface is intuitive, and it allows the user to save and print any results they may want to keep for future reference. Additionally, the software is highly configurable, and it offers a complete preferences system that eliminates the need to edit config files manually.
GWCC is a GTK/GNOME-based point-and-click application that is designed to enhance the productivity of users during their daily computing activities. Users are encouraged to share their feedback with the author to help improve future versions of the software.
Some of the key features of GWCC include GNOME support, LibGLADE support, and the ability to customize command flags and program behavior. To use GWCC, you need a Unix-based operating system with X-Windows, an ANSI C compiler like gcc, and a working version of GNOME correctly installed on your system.
In this release, GWCC has added support for Sequential File Save, and a preference for changing the toolbar between Text&Icon, TextOnly, and IconOnly. It also has provided error dialog feedback for Save/Save As operations when saving nothing, as well as feedback for the Print operation when printing nothing. Additionally, the General tab in preferences has been cleaned up, and issues like the garbage string for grep string and change in "configure" have been fixed.
All in all, GWCC is a powerful and versatile software that provides a user-friendly interface to Unix systems, thereby enhancing productivity and simplifying everyday computing activities.
What's New
Version 0.9.8: N/A