NetworkManager 1.0.4 is here to bring a more robust connection activation by automatically disabling the connection made on an active device when attempting to activate a connection on another device. It is now possible to change various configuration options without having to restart the NetworkManager daemon, especially when changing the DNS, Connectivity, and Ignore-Carrier settings. Support for negation via the ‘except:’ match has been added to device specifiers in configuration files.
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