** Summary changed: - Change the connected message in nm-applet + Wireless-connected message in nm-applet is unnecessarily long
** Description changed: - The notification message needs to be changed for when you connect to a - wireless network. + When you connect to a wireless network, Network Manager puts up a notification bubble with: + * title "You are now connected to the wireless network %s" + * body "Connection Established". - The current message works like this. The title says: - You are now connected to the wireless network '%s - - And the body says: - Connection Established - - The desired change is that we: - 1/ move "Connection Established" from body to the title - 2/ Remove the "You are now connected to the wireless network" part of the title, so it is simply the SSID. + The title is unnecessarily long, and the body does not follow standard capitalization for notification text. Instead, the bubble should appear with: + * title "%s" (just the name of the wireless network) + * body "Connection established" (with lower-case "e"). ** Description changed: When you connect to a wireless network, Network Manager puts up a notification bubble with: - * title "You are now connected to the wireless network %s" - * body "Connection Established". + * title "Connection Established" + * body "You are now connected to the wireless network %s". - The title is unnecessarily long, and the body does not follow standard capitalization for notification text. Instead, the bubble should appear with: + This text is unnecessarily long, and the wireless network name arguably + should be more prominent because it is more variable while "Connection + established" is always the same. + + Instead, the bubble should appear with: * title "%s" (just the name of the wireless network) * body "Connection established" (with lower-case "e"). ** Tags added: osd-notifier -- Wireless-connected message in nm-applet is unnecessarily long https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/330526 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
