Hello. I think this is the best way.
> Hi, > > I think adding an option in the editor to disable the filters is better > than just reverting the patches. Just reverting the patches is going to be > another big visual change that might annoy someone else who will ask to > change it again. See the picture? > > Lamarque V. Souza > Linux User #57137 - https://www.linuxcounter.net/user/57137 > > On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 3:31 AM, Jan Grulich <jgrulich at redhat.com > <https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-hardware-devel>> wrote: > > >/Hi, />//>/I would like to bring this for discussion again, there are > >apparently />/people />/[1] using those devices on desktop and even when > >there might be just a > few />/of />/them we maybe want to reconsider supporting them. I've never > removed the />/relevant code to support enterprise devices, they are just > ignored and />/filtered out, but still the setting widgets are there. Problem > is that I />/don't />/want to really show them in the applet or in the new > kcm as it might > bother />/99% of users who actually don't need them. Instead, we might want to > add an />/option to the applet to allow showing and creating such devices. > What do />/you />/think? It shouldn't be extra work and everyone will be > satisfied. />//>/[1] - https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376664 > />//>/Regards, />/Jan />//>/On Ätvrtek 17. prosince 2015 9:53:27 CEST Jan > Grulich wrote: />/> Done. I pushed a change which should now filter out > mentioned />/> device/connection types from the applet, notifications etc. > except the />/> connection editor. />/> />/> Regards, />/> Jan />/> />/> On > Wednesday 16 of December 2015 15:26:51 Jan Grulich wrote: />/> > Hi, />/> > > />/> > in the upcoming NetworkMager version they decided to drop support > for />/> > "enterprise" devices in nm-applet, like bond, bridge, infiniband, > team />/or />/> > vlan. The reason for this is that their usage on desktop is > not that />/> > common />/> > and mostly they just take space, like virbr0 > (bridge) connection > which />/is />/> > created automatically by virtualbox or libvirt and you > cannot remove />/it or />/> > do anything with it. Their preferred way to > configure/manage those />/devices />/> > is now nmcli. />/> > />/> > I > propose ignoring those devices only in the applet and keeping them />/only > />/> > in the editor where you should be still able to configure them and > even />/> > activated them. />/> > />/> > NM change: />/> > > https://git.gnome.org/browse/network-manager-applet/commit/ />/?id=4b8eade[1] > />/> > />/> > NM bug: />/> > > https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=753369[2] />/> > />/> > And btw. > gnome-shell also ignores those devices. />/> > />/> > What do you think? />/> > > />/> > Regards, />/> > Jan />/> />/> > _______________________________________________ />/> Kde-hardware-devel > mailing list />/> Kde-hardware-devel at kde.org > <https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-hardware-devel> />/> > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-hardware-devel />//> >
