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Title: Choosing a Context Manager Implementation
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# Choosing a Context Manager Implementation
Ususally it is fine to trust the auto-detection. If the operating system is not Linux,
there is only one choice anyway.
For Linux, four different implementations exist:
- A basic polling implementation, the fall-back if nothing else works.
- A Netlink-based implementation
- Using NetworkManager to identify available network interfaces
- Using Connman to identify the available interfaces
- An Android-specific implementation
With the exception of Android, It is generally recommended to use the Netlink-based implementation.
It should co-exist with any other network management implementation.
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