On installation, Network Manager defaults the connection to DHCP. This gathers lots of useful information - gateways, DNS settings, etc. If I then decide to change the network address (I have a reserved static range that I use for machines that act as servers), the connection editor presents me with a completely page of settings. It would be very helpful to fill these in with the parameters already supplied by DHCP. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Networks from the system tray. 2. Select the "Configure network connections" icon - Connection Editor launches 3. Right click on a connection and select "Edit..." 4. Select the "IPv4" tab 5. Select method "manual" Actual Results: The fields for DNS server and current IP address are left blank for you to fill in. Expected Results: These fields should be auto-filled with the DHCP-supplied information (if available) for editing.
Ironically, I omitted the word "blank" from "completely blank page of settings" in the original description.