Hi,

Another two suggestions are to use simple-netaid. This consists of two
packages one for the CLI backend and another for the GUI frontend. The
packages' names are simple-netaid-backend and simple-netaid-gui
respectively. Together with these there is another GUI frontend coded
entirely in C, simple-netaid-lightweight, but far less elaborate
compared to simple-netaid-gui.

My experience with wicd is a frustrating experience: wicd repeated
dropped the internet connection for no apparent reason every about 2
or 3 minutes! This made it unuseable for me. This same problem was
experience by other wicd users.

Simple-netaid-* use /etc/network/interfaces and smaller files similar
to the latter to manage network connections.

Edward

On 12/06/2016, Paweł Cholewiński <pawelcholewinski@???> wrote:
> W dniu 12.06.2016 o 11:19, dr.klepp@??? pisze:
>> Hi!
>>
>> What is currently the best or most reliable work to get wifi / wwan
>> working for a "consumer"? i.e. I'm looking for an "easy" GUI interface
>> that simply works.
>>
>> Nik
>>
>>
>>
> Hi Nik,
> try wicd (#apt-get install wicd;).
>
> Paweł
>