Announcing ConnMan.net

> Unpacking, the argument seems to be: "Even after huge amounts of testing and debugging by all major distros, NetworkManager is not 100% bug-free in all configurations. Therefore, we should throw out all the code and experience that went into making it what the original poster calls 'fairly acceptable', and start over from scratch."

I unpacked something slightly different, making much more sense. But of course perception is subjective.

"After huge amounts of testing and code review, NetworkManager has too many bugs and design limitations and these are too hard to fix. So let us start from scratch, after of course learning from its mistakes".

I am not saying this is true, but it does make sense.