How to manage network connections in ArchLinux

In ArchLinux, network connections can be managed through both command line tools and graphical user interface tools.

1. Use the command line tool:

1. Manage network interfaces and routes using the ip command. For example, use ip link to view a list of network interfaces, and use ip addr add dev to set an IP address.
2. Manage network services using the systemctl command. For example, use systemctl start NetworkManager.service to start the NetworkManager service, and use systemctl enable NetworkManager.service to set it to automatically start at boot.
3. Manage NetworkManager using the nmcli command. For example, use nmcli connection show to view current network connection information, and use nmcli con up to connect to a specific network.

1. Utilizing graphical interface tools:

1. Install and use graphic interface tools such as NetworkManager to manage your network connections. You can install NetworkManager using the pacman package manager, then configure and manage your network connections in the system settings or system tray.

In conclusion, in ArchLinux, network connections can be managed using command line tools and graphical tools, the specific choice depends on the user’s preference and habits.