> Ack, this didn't get sent to the right place too, Sorry Daniel. > > > Well, the thing is that I don't want to run any trays. All I'm running > > is sawfish which does nothing else than managing the windows which is > > perfectly fine for me. If I could launch the networkmanager applet > > window from command line that would be great. > > It needs the tray. There are a number of standalone trays, or you can > also run any panel that implements that part of the freedesktop spec. > If you really want a different client, you might want to google > pynetworkmanager. I'm not sure what its development status is, or if > it even works with the new version of NetworkManager. > > PS, check there if you want to develop a 'standalone' program. AFAIK, > the gnome-applet is in C, so the barrier to forking into a standalone > program is higher.
It seems pynetworkmanager is abandonware, it completely disappeared from the web (apart from a couple of dead links on pages of some linux distros that were packaging it). I guess I'll just have to look into the source then, but I think a stand-alone application would be useful for quite many based on the number of such queries on various email lists. Cheers, Daniel _______________________________________________ NetworkManager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
