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    The GTK ACX Tool displays the status of the Texas Instruments (TI) ACX100 IEEE 802.11 driver.
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    GnetAdm is a network interface configuration user interface written in C using the GTK+ Toolkit. It aims to provide a single tool to manage graphically as many network settings as possible.
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    Gtk based wireless, wlan monitoring, scanning, configuring tool for Linux. Provides extensive statistics, graphs and event monitoring with the help of Linux wireless extensions.
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    libfusi is a management interface library for managing FUSE network filesystem mounts. gfuse-manager is a Gtk+ GUI tool using this interface.
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