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Hello:
After upgrading to Daedalus I am slowly finding bits and pieces which are not where they should be.
ie: where I expect them to be, which is not the same thing.
In Beowulf, with the now abandoned WiCD, I had the application's icon sitting on the xfce4-panel.
One click away from switching to and from my available WiFi / wired connections.
Quite handy when one of them has a problem ...
Now, in Daedalus and with Connman, this should also be happening as it I have configured it to work that way.
ie: Applications -> Settings -> Connman Settings -> Settings = Use status icon [x] and Launch to tray by default [x]
Not the case.
The icon only shows up if I start Connman from the menu and stays there till I either close it (right click -> Exit), restart the desktop or reboot the system.
Looking around, I found mention of this in a GitHub thread thread from 05/2019.
It would seem that what is needed is for Connman to install to autostart and not to the Applications -> Settings menu or maybe to both (?) and it looks like there was a patch/commit issues but ...
Would the solution be adding Connman to ~/.config?
Would it coexist peacefully with Connman Settings ?
Please advise.
Thanks in advance.
Best,
A.
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In Xfce Settings there is a Sessions and Startup - Application Autostart list. You should be able to add Connman to that list. Caveat . . . I am still on Chimaera . . .
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Hello:
... Sessions and Startup - Application Autostart list.
... add Connman to that list.
Yes, that worked.
Thanks. 8^)
Apparently no ill effects.
But if I then it try to start it via Applications -> Settings -> Connman Settings, I get a second instance of Connman on the panel.
I don't think (?) it should work like that.
ie: it should not be possible to load a second instance.
That said, I found the Settings menu entry connman-gtk.desktop in /usr/share/applications/:
:~$ cat /usr/share/applications/connman-gtk.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Exec=connman-gtk
Name=Connman Settings
Categories=GTK;GNOME;Settings;X-GNOME-Settings-Panel;X-Unity-Settings-Panel;HardwareSettings
Keywords=connman;network;settings;wired;wifi;wi-fi;bluetooth;vpn;tethering
X-GNOME-Settings-Panel=connman-gtk
X-Unity-Settings-Panel=connman-gtk
Icon=preferences-system-network
:~$
Thanks for your input.
Best,
A.
Last edited by Altoid (2024-07-16 18:18:25)
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