I must agree that this is a bug if USC acts like it's offline when there
is a valid network connection of any type.
I've noticed lately that USC runs a quick ping test when I start it, and
it uses that result to set its online status... but if erroneous status
from Network Manager can override the ping test, it's still broken.
I haven't personally run into that issue since the ping test was added,
but I don't have Network Manager running any more. If I allow it to
run, it will actually knock me offline at random, actively interfering
with whatever is managing the connection.
So, could you detail the exact steps needed to reproduce this bug?
** Changed in: software-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Incomplete
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USC relies on NM to be online, can't force online if not using NM
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