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Configure the snap¶

The Network Manager snap includes its own configuration options, separate from those of Network Manager itself.

Documentation of the D-Bus API is provided by the NetworkManager upstream project.

Configuration options¶

  • Check connectivity

  • Debug the snap

  • Default renderer

  • Wake on WLAN

  • Wi-Fi powersave

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