| teward | stupid question, but in 16.04 is the network manager actually unable to handle additional search domains being defined in a network profile, in contrast to standard 16.04 which permits adding them? | 13:27 |
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| mgedmin | you used 16.04 twice | 13:33 |
| teward | mgedmin: thanks for pointing out something not relevant to the question being asked | 13:34 |
| teward | namely, in Ubuntu GNOME 16.04, editing network profiles for an interface doesn't let me set search domains | 13:34 |
| teward | in contrast to standard Ubuntu 16.04 network manager which lets me. | 13:34 |
| mgedmin | ah! | 13:34 |
| teward | the *question* is if this is intended, or is a bug in how the GNOME environment is vs. standard Ubuntu network-manager | 13:35 |
| mgedmin | now I understand the question, but I'm afraid I don't know the answer | 13:35 |
| jbicha | teward: try running nm-connection-editor if you want more network settings | 13:35 |
| teward | ahhh there it is | 13:35 |
| teward | jbicha: thanks | 13:35 |
| jbicha | sorry it's hidden by default because most people don't need two network GUIs and the one in the Settings app should be easier to use for most people | 13:37 |
| teward | jbicha: well it came up on Ask Ubuntu, and I have to force mine to be 'different' for the single Ubuntu GNOME system on the network because we're mid-migration for a windows-based network between 'domains' | 13:41 |
| teward | thanks for the info though. | 13:41 |
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