Hi, I've just started using Paldo as a desktop OS, so I'm still getting used to it's config layout and package management system.

What's the correct way to setup eth0 with a static ip address such as 192.168.0.20?
In other distros I would have modified files in /etc/network (Debian) or used a config tool (on Redhat / CentOS)

paldo uses NetworkManager by default for managing all network interfaces. Unfortunately, NetworkManager 0.6 doesn't support static ip addresses yet (planned for next major version). To use static ip addresses in paldo, you need to disable NetworkManager by editing /etc/default/NetworkManager. You can set the static ip address in /etc/network/interfaces, exactly the same as in Debian (see man interfaces for details).

Thank you, thats worked perfectly. Hopefully the next version of NetworkManager will be here soon.