manifests: add NetworkManager-tui #329
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We can install it only on the Live ISO, but it would require more work on the buildsystem side. |
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For some background see: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#427 Current depchain: |
`nmtui` allows for a user to interactively set up networking. Using Fedora CoreOS interactively is usually not what we encourage with Fedora CoreOS, relying on automation instead. The one exception to this is the Live ISO environment where our current documented workflow is for a user to boot the Live ISO and run coreos-installer interactively (of course, there is an automation workflow as well). In this flow it would be a useful for a user to be able to have an interactive tool that helped them set up networking if they need static networking.
yep |
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It'd be nice to have this. As someone coming over from systemd-networkd (realizing that in this issue you've decided to remove it)... having more assistance for generating keyfiles would be welcome. |
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nmtuiallows for a user to interactively set up networking. Using FedoraCoreOS interactively is usually not what we encourage with Fedora CoreOS, relying
on automation instead. The one exception to this is the Live ISO environment
where our current documented workflow is for a user to boot the Live ISO and
run coreos-installer interactively (of course, there is an automation workflow
as well). In this flow it would be useful for a user to be able to have an
interactive tool that helped them set up networking if they need static networking.