| 2009-05-19 13:07:59 |
Stéphane Démurget |
description |
$ lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu karmic (development branch)
Release: 9.10
$ dpkg -l netspeed
...
ii netspeed 0.15.2-1 Traffic monitor applet for GNOME
Netspeed < 0.15 used to display a nice wireless icon when I was connected using WiFi, now
it displays an ethernet plug.
Excerpt from the changelog (on http://projects.gnome.org/netspeed):
0.15
...
* Added wireless support (Pedro)
...
I tried to understand what was modified using git but did no succeed. I suppose this change is about displaying
the WiFi signal strength as icons have been added to show that, but I get the wrong icon.
I've got the default settings:
* Network device: [Default | ^]
* [X] Change Icon according to selected device
Maybe it's because the interface is eth1 and not wlanXXX, but older netspeed versions used to handle that nicely, maybe
checking wireless capabilities using wireless-tools or /sys. |
$ lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu karmic (development branch)
Release: 9.10
$ dpkg -l netspeed
...
ii netspeed 0.15.2-1 Traffic monitor applet for GNOME
Netspeed < 0.15 used to display a nice wireless icon when I was connected using WiFi, now it displays an ethernet plug.
Excerpt from the changelog (on http://projects.gnome.org/netspeed):
0.15
...
* Added wireless support (Pedro)
...
I tried to understand what was modified using git but did no succeed. I suppose this change is about displaying the WiFi signal strength as icons have been added to show that, but I get the wrong icon.
I've got the default settings:
* Network device: [Default | ^]
* [X] Change Icon according to selected device
Maybe it's because the interface is eth1 and not wlanXXX, but older netspeed versions used to handle that nicely, maybe
checking wireless capabilities using wireless-tools or /sys. |
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