Ubuntu version: 11.10 and 12.04
Steps to reproduce bug:
1) Open network settings dialog
2) Select an arbitrary network connection (Wired/Wireless/Mobile broadband)
3) Click on Configure (11.10)/Options (12.04)
-> Editing [connection name] dialog opens
4) Close Editing [connection name] dialog
5) Click on Configure (11.10)/Options (12.04)
-> Editing [connection name] dialog opens
6) DO NOT close Editing [connection name] dialog
6) Click on Configure (11.10)/Options (12.04)
-> Network connections dialog opens
Expected behaviour:
It is mandatory to manage multiple network connection of the same type. This is obvious for wireless network, but it is also mandatory for wired networks. Therefor, the list in the Network settings dialog should contain multiple connections of the same type (adding a new connection by clicking "+") and the Configure/Options button should open the settings dialog for the selected connection OR the Network settings dialog should be as it is and the Configure/Options button should open the general Network connections dialog for all connections.
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