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Autonet
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:Note: This is just a bunch of ugly bash scripts that more or less work on my
       laptop. As mentionned below, this is just a "quick and dirty" approach, a
       better design is definitely needed. I am not interested in this
       particular project anymore. Try to avoid using it if possible.

Description
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Autonet is a quick and dirty alternative to the `GNOME Network Manager`_. It
automates the process of connecting to your favorite wired or wireless networks,
while trying to stay robust and customizable.

.. _GNOME Network Manager: http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/

Features
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* Supports both wired and wireless networks
* Configurable via simple plain text files
* No interaction required: works in the background
* Constantly monitors the network connection and tries to reconnect when it
  fails
* Customizable: can be given post/pre connect script as well as
  connection-testing scripts...
* Released in the Public Domain

News
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February 4th 2010: version 2010204
##################################

Initial release.

Download
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Autonet is available both as a Pacman_ package (x86_64 only), or in source
form. For source or Pacman installation, please refer to the
`Generic download and install instructions`_.

* `Latest source tarball`_
* `PGP signature`_

.. _Pacman: http://www.archlinux.org/pacman/
.. _Generic download and install instructions: ../download-install-doc_en.html
.. _Latest source tarball: ../../public-repo.svasey.org/src/autonet.tar.gz
.. _PGP signature: ../../public-repo.svasey.org/src/autonet.tar.gz.sig

Documentation
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See the `autonet documentation page`_.

.. _autonet documentation page: autonet-doc_en.html