** Description changed:
- The conjunction of using Ubuntu Jaunty, networkmanager and libnotify
- when there are available wireless networks confuses the user due to
- incorrect wording. The message displayed to the use would be fine if it
- was a bubble emenating from the icon but will confuse use
Ah ok. Well that's really a NetworkManager-only issue. notify-osd just
displays what it gets sent from applications via DBus/libnotify. So the
solutions for NetworkManager is to:
- not use a notification at all for this
- but present the user with a dialog right away
or
- hint the user with just
Mirco,
Attached is the screenshot of the notification you requested.
** Attachment added: "wifi_avail_notify.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28369120/wifi_avail_notify.png
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networkmanager + libnotify + available wireless networks = bad usability
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/383404
Yo
I can try to reproduce it, but since it only happens once in a while and
that the notification is passive, I cannot guarantee that I will be able
to provide a snapshot. I think it would be more useful/accurate to list
all the notification in Network Manager.
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networkmanager + libnotify + availa
Do you have a screenshot of the notification you're talking about. I've
never seen something like that yet. From NetworkManager I only get
"connected" and "disconnected" notifications.
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networkmanager + libnotify + available wireless networks = bad usability
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3834
** Package changed: libnotify (Ubuntu) => notify-osd (Ubuntu)
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networkmanager + libnotify + available wireless networks = bad usability
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/383404
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