connex is a modern Wi-Fi manager designed for Hyprland and Arch Linux, built with GTK3 and NetworkManager.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Modern GTK3 Interface – Clean, dark-themed UI designed for Hyprland.
- Secure Password Handling – Visual password strength indicator with revealer animation.
- Network Management – Connect, disconnect, and forget networks with ease.
- Smart Search – Real-time network filtering.
- Hidden Network Support – Connect to hidden SSIDs.
- Desktop Notifications – Connection status updates.
- Connection History – Full log of all connection attempts with timestamps.
- System Tray Integration – AppIndicator for quick access.
- Internet Connectivity Check – Automatic ping test after connection.
- Adaptive Theming – Auto-detects system dark/light theme preference.
- CLI Mode – Script-friendly command-line interface.
- Debug Mode – Detailed logging for troubleshooting.
Website: github.com/Lluciocc/connex
Support:
Developer: Lluciocc
License: MIT License
connex is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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