Wofi: The Network Manager for Sway on Ubuntu

The network manager for Sway, a popular tiling window manager for Wayland, is called 'wofi'. It's a lightweight and efficient network manager that provides a graphical interface for managing network connections.

To install 'wofi' on Ubuntu, use this command:

sudo apt install wofi

Once installed, launch 'wofi' by running the command wofi -m network.

'wofi' provides a menu with various network options, including connecting to Wi-Fi networks, managing wired connections, and configuring VPNs. You can navigate the menu using your keyboard or mouse and select the desired action.

Overall, 'wofi' is a convenient network manager for Sway, allowing you to easily manage your network connections within the tiling window manager environment.