[i3] managing wifi with i3

Hey there, I am having some problems getting wifi to work in i3. I tried to add exec--no-startup-id nm-applet to my config and this braught me the icon, but it can not find any wifi networks. It seems that there are some problems with the session or similar. I also tried wicd or gnome-ne

Re: [i3] managing wifi with i3

The window manager is neither responsible nor involved in network management at all, so I'm afraid you're looking in the wrong direction here. On 10/01/2015 10:34 AM, Robert Grah wrote: > > Hey there, > > > > I am having some problems getting wifi to work in i3. I tried to add > > > > exec--no-sta

Re: [i3] managing wifi with i3

I have the following in my ~/.xsessionrc, and it works correctly: if [ "X$DESKTOP_SESSION" = Xi3 ]; then nm-applet & # and other stuff fi Jeff Abrahamson +33 6 24 40 01 57 +44 7920 594 255<-- only when I'm in the UK *http://www.ml-week.com/fr/* * 2-5 n

[i3] Mouse capture problem i3 and OBS

Hi, Having problem with redundant mouse capture in OBS running with i3-wm. When the mouse is moved to change some recording settings in the OBS interface at the bottom or in the canvas, the mouse movement for those modifications gets displayed in the canvas and gets recorded in the final input, e

Re: [i3] Mouse capture problem i3 and OBS

Have you tried reproducing this problem with any other window manager that offers a tabbed mode? On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 12:36 PM, Zenny wrote: > Hi, > > Having problem with redundant mouse capture in OBS running with i3-wm. > > When the mouse is moved to change some recording settings in the OBS

Re: [i3] managing wifi with i3

I use wicd instead of NetworkManager and I'm very happy with it. It would connect as soon as I login in text mode, so by the time I3 is up, the connection is already there. * Jeff Abrahamson [2015-10-01 10:41:53 +0200]: > I have the following in my ~/.xsessionrc, and it works correctly: > > if

Re: [i3] managing wifi with i3

I use wicd with i3, but it always fails when I attempt to connect to a network that requires authentication (virtually all of them, these days). There's some error in the Python code that I have tracked down yet, so I log into new networks with nm-applet the first time, then with wicd thereafter.