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On 09/13/2015 04:01 PM, Mick wrote: |
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> On Sunday 13 Sep 2015 19:14:55 thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>> After recent upgrade, I've noticed the my network connection auto |
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>> configure itself, depend which network I'm connected to. Very |
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>> impressive. |
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>> Which configuration/program is responsible for it? |
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> If you are running openrc, then I'm guessing that it would be the default |
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> setting which starts dhcpcd. |
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> If you running ifplugd then it would be that daemon which starts dhcpcd when a |
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> link becomes live. |
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>> Lately I've installed Fedora core on my old eeepc and I very impressed |
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>> with the printer installation. Fedora automatically recognized my |
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>> Brother HL-5730 printer and installed printer driver for it. |
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>> I wish Gentoo would be able to do it as well some day. |
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> I seriously hope that my Gentoo does not install anything without asking me. |
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> I don't mind being notified about a driver, or kernel component, but only when |
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> I take an action relevant to the particular component. Having things being |
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> installed on *my* computer should be down to me to decide and down to me to |
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> initiate. |
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I didn't mean auto installation, even Fedora doesn't do that. |
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When I go to add printer the program should be able to go to vendor |
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web-page, find the printer driver and install it. |
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Thelma |
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