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Review request for Network Management.
Description
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As I now use a Surfstick to get to the internet, I found it handy to see the
signal strength right in system tray like WiFi connections do, rather than
opening the popup all the time.
This patch resolves this issue by making the system tray show the signal
strength as well as the access technology (Edge, umts, etc) in a similar way
like Plasma Active's (fake?) mobilesignal widget does, where I also borrowed
the graphics from :P
I currently only respected the Plasma SVG icon case, i.e. when you do not use
SVG graphics, it uses the generic phone icon still, as we do not yet have a
icon naming spec for such cases and do not have icons either, so the tooltip
and popup have the generic phone icon.
I added the HSDPA and 3G strength icons to the network.svgz icon file from
network manager. See attachments.
This addresses bug 283776.
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=283776
Diffs
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applet/networkmanager.cpp 73a9cf4
libs/internals/uiutils.cpp f90e44e
Diff: http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/102827/diff/diff
Testing
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Compiles and works okay.
It is not yet perfect but I think it is a good start.
Known issues:
- The strength indicator is only updated if you click (hover?) the system tray
icon. The konsole output states that the signals
"Solid::Control::ModemGsmNetworkInterface::signalQualityChanged()" do not exist
(but I don't know why?) and thus not being triggered
- When not connected, there is either no icon at all (I wanted to use the
no-wifi connected icon as fallback) or the 3G with 50% strength (this is weird)
Screenshots
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HSDPA tray icon
http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/102827/s/289/
Thanks,
Kai Uwe Broulik
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