On Do, 17 Nov 2011, Michael Biebl wrote:
> Why should whe wifi device stay enabled and consume power if it is not used?
Maybe because the rfkill soft on off is not working properly?
Mind: I do not contest the function of the "ON OFF" button, that is
fine if it is the rfkill soft block.
I contest the *inability* to *disconnect* from the current network
and stop connecting. Probably the same what
nmcli con down <current>
would do.
Best wishes
Norbert
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