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Which command included in NetworkManager is a curses application which provides easy acces to the NetworkManager on the command line? (Specify only the command without any path or parameters.)
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Which command included in NetworkManager is a curses application which provides easy acces to the NetworkManager on the command line? (Specify only the command without any path or parameters.)
The correct command is 'nmtui'. 'Nmtui' is a curses-based application part of NetworkManager, designed to provide an easy-to-use text user interface (TUI) for managing network connections directly from the command line. This interface is built using the curses programming library, making it suitable for the context described in the question. Although 'nmcli' is also a NetworkManager command-line tool, it does not use the curses library and is more focused on direct command scripting rather than providing a text-based interactive interface.
I think nmtui is correct because it is a curses application (curses is a terminal control library for Unix-like systems, enabling the construction of text user interface (TUI) applications.) which is accessible from the command line.
yup, the question explicitly mentions "curses" nmtui is correct, nmcli has nothing to do with curses (got it wrong the first time around too, CURSES!)
I think nmtui is correct. "LPI-Learning-Material-102-500-en" In the command line, NetworkManager itself provides two client programs: nmcli and nmtui. Both programs have the same basic features, but nmtui has a curses-based interface while nmcli is a more comprehensive command that can also be used in scripts.
nmtui is correct, I answer this today and I passed 800/800.
Correct answer is "nmcli"
wrong, nmtui is correct. https://developer.gnome.org/NetworkManager/stable/nmtui.html
Both can achieve exactly the same things. the main difference is the interface. nmtui gives a simple gui to work with, while nmcli takes input in the command line. As the question asks specificaly for the command line, I feel like nmcli is more correct....
nmtui is a curses application
nmtui is correct
According to LPIC-1 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide Exam 101-500 and Exam 102-500, 5th Edition , Page 438 The Network Manager tool also provides two different types of command-line tools: ■ nmtui: Provides a simple text-based menu tool ■ nmcli: Provides a text-only command-line tool
nmtui is correct
nmtui is correct https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curses_(programming_library)
The question specifies " on the command line" . nmtui is a gui whereas nmcli is command line.