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fixed according to upstream
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On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 15:08 +, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> Let's say you want to use a train station wireless network while
> travelling, you probably don't want to modify your profile to connect to
> it
If the location was currently set to (eg) my home network, I wouldn't
want to change the wir
Le lundi 11 septembre 2006 à 12:03 +, Mike Gratton a écrit :
> I can't think of any use case for upstream's concern with wanting to
> make some change to the current settings and not wanting to save it.
Let's say you want to use a train station wireless network while
travelling, you probably
I'm waiving my own flag here, but I think instant apply to the currently
selected location is still the better way to go (see
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170663#c11).
You avoid the extra buttons, the dialog acts exactly like every other
Gnome preferences window and it is pretty obvio
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That idea seems to accomodate different use cases and is easy enough to
figure out.
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I like the idea of Realtime. It could just mark the current profile with
something (a "*" behind the name) if it was modified and ask on exit if
the changes should be saved to this profile (maybe with the option to
save them as a different name).
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Sounds good. It is almost impossible to figure out that you have to save
the location a second time with the same name to save configuration
changes.
Maybe also a dialog "Do you want to save your changes to the location
'office'?" yes/no every time you close network admin after changes would
be ni
We are just work with upstream to get that fixed to edgy, but that's not
clear what is confusing for users so some concrete comments on what you
would like to get changed would be welcome.
One thing that can be confusing is that if you select a profile and do
modifications then close the tool the
I have exactly the same problem. Network admin is an absolutely useless
application. With a standalone office computer you do not need it,
because you have always the same type of connection.
With a notebook you cannot use it, because you cannot change locations.
So what is this application for? P
It has been years and network-admin still is pretty much useless for lots of
people... I agree this should be more than medium importance. Would it really
be that difficult to make it actually save settings, and more or less "work as
you expect it to"? Like being able to edit settings without it
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I could add the following :
- nm-applet knows about WPA protected wireless networks, but the gnome tool
does NOT.
- gnome tool does know about profiles (which is good) but network manager does
not.
The big problem here is that for mobile users there is no easy way to switch
between various ki
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