KNetworkConf 0.6 available

We are pleased to announce the release of KNetworkConf 0.6!

KNetworkConf is a KDE Control Center Module to configure the Network
settings in a simple and intuitive way. It has the following
features:

* Configure installed network devices (you can't add new ones for now) in
basic and advanced mode (ie. don't auto configure broadcast and netmask
values).
* Configure the default gateway and gateway device.
* Configure host and domain names.
* Add/remove DNS servers (/etc/resolv.conf).
* Add/Remove known Hosts (/etc/hosts).  

KNetworkConf works now in 13 different platforms:

* BlackPanther OS
* Conectiva Linux
* Debian Linux
* Fedora Linux
* FreeBSD
* Gentoo Linux
* Mandrake Linux
* OpenNA Linux
* Polish Linux Distribution
* Red Hat Linux
* Slackware Linux
* TurboLinux

KNetworkConf uses the Gnome System Tools (gst)
(http://www.gnome.org/projects/gst/) network backend to find out the network
values in a platform-independient manner. This backends are a bunch of perl
scripts that use XML files to communicate with different frontends.

NOTE:You don't need to have GNOME nor GST installed AT ALL to run
KNetworkConf. The network backend comes included.

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ChangeLog:
==========

- Ported to run as a KControl Module.
- Major UI redesign.
- Added support for BlackPanther OS, Conectiva Linux, Gentoo Linux, FreeBSD
  and Slackware Linux. Credits for Conectiva linux support goes to Helio
  Chissini de Castro from Conectiva.
- Updated german, hungarian and spanish translations.
_ Updated english, german and spanish documentation.
- Fixed some minor bugs.


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Homepage:
=========

http://knetworkconf.sf.net

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Downloads:
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Sources, Mandrake 10 and Conectiva 10 rpm's, deb files can be downloaded from:

https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=73748&package_id=73911&release_id=258621


Cheers,
--
Juan Luis Baptiste
http://knetworkconf.sf.net
http://www.kalyxo.org
http://www.merlinux.org

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