network-config

If you are a linux-based operating system user and have been looking for a simple network configuration tool, network-config could be just what you need. This program is designed to make configuring network interfaces easy and stress-free. Not only can you have multiple configurations for a single computer, but NAT for internet sharing is also a breeze with this tool. Additionally, you can use network-config to scan for wireless networks.

This program is written in perl and uses gtk2+. You can use it as a command line program or utilize the simple and easy to use graphical user interface. Requirements for network-config include GTK+ version 2.4.x and Perl.

In its latest release, network-config has made several improvements. The program now has a scrollbar in the main window, and various bugs have been fixed. The latest version now comes with the added feature of "run script at the end from main preferences and for each configuration." Furthermore, the window size is now automatically saved, and wifi networks with no name are no longer shown. The configuration and appearance have also been swapped, and entries are now bigger in the Main->Preferences section. However, there are still some small bugs that remain.

Overall, network-config is a useful and efficient program that makes configuring network interfaces a breeze. With its user-friendly interface and updated features, this program is definitely worth a try.