Public bug reported:
I have a bunch of WIFI networks that I use near my home. In most places,
I can see 3-5 of them, but only the one I'm closest to is really strong
enough to be useful. But knetworkmanager usually chooses to connect to
one of the weaker ones, and I have to manually tell it to connect to the
strongest one. It would be good for this to be automatic. Also, it would
be good if a connection dropped, for it to try to connect to the next
strongest network.
A process like this would be good:
1. Check the strength of all known networks in the area.
2. Connect to the strongest one.
3. If the connection strength drops below 30% (customisable), see if there are
stronger known networks available. Go to step 2.
** Affects: knetworkmanager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Connect to strongest known network first
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