[RELEASE] Wireless Manager (Wicd based) Addon for Linux

vikjon0 · 2011-01-22 17:00

The Wireless Manager add-on is now ready for test with the new GUI.
See first post.
(The download is from dropbox and it does not seem happy today you may have to try a few times.)

vikjon0 · 2011-01-23 11:42

Now available from github
https://github.com/vikjon0/xbmc.script.linux.wireless

vikjon0 · 2011-01-23 18:06

I figured out how to manually upload the zip. I assumed it would be generated by git, but guess not. I also figured out that that if I want a repository the add-on should be a sub folder, but thats a later problem.

https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/xbm...-0.0.2.zip

Anyone that have tested?

Sidekick · 2011-01-24 22:25

Tested on a Zotac ION ITX Board.
It worked as described.

You should add a button to "disconnect".
Perhaps the Install Button could change to disconnect after installing.

Thank you for the Skript, that is what I was waiting for since month Big Grin

vikjon0 · 2011-01-24 22:46

Quote:Tested on a Zotac ION ITX Board.
It worked as described.

You should add a button to "disconnect".
Perhaps the Install Button could change to disconnect after installing.

Thank you for the Skript, that is what I was waiting for since month

Thanks for testing! I started to think no one was interested.

Yes, I agree need a disconnect.
Other needed changes:

Display indicator in list if a network is set to autoconnect
Possiblity to display and change this and other settings (I will chnage the "details" button to a "configure")
Since the configure button could handle hidden network I can replace "hidden" with disconnect.

I cannot promise when this can be finished, but add a subscription to this thread. If you have any other ideas let me know.

Another thing that would be great would be if it could install without internet. I could do that, but then I think it will not be accepted into the repository. I am considering functionality to scan a USB to find the .deb files.

vikjon0 · 2011-01-25 16:45

I deiceded to make an "in between" version since I dont have time to work too much on it the next few days.

I have added Disconnect & Scan as requested.
I have added an indicator in the list for "autoconnect = 1": "+" (and ">" means connected)
Since I don't have time to write a dialog for "configure network" I temporarily created a "remove auto" button. This is to deal with the problem with multiple auto network where the most powerfull dont have a correct key.

I am going to create a repository to host the component...if some one need the new version and cant wait, let me know.

Off to the airport....

Diekund · 2011-01-26 01:34

vlkjon0 thats for all of your efforts. I tried using this whilst offline and it didnt work but i see why now Smile

ill give it a go with the new updates and post here. it could flow a little better but again i will report when ive tested the new version

vikjon0 · 2011-01-27 00:01

Quote:vlkjon0 thats for all of your efforts. I tried using this whilst offline and it didnt work but i see why now ill give it a go with the new updates and post here. it could flow a little better but again i will report when ive tested the new version

Yes, offline for installation is a no go for the moment. Maybe I should focus on that in the next step.

What do you mean with better flow? You are talking about how the GUI is working? Please tell me exactly how and I will try to adjust it.

vikjon0 · 2011-01-28 16:59

I have created a repository to make it easier to upgrade to new versions.
The latest wireless manager is in there.
http://github.com/vikjon0/qf-xbmc-addons...addons.zip
Install the zip from system/add-ons

Latest version direct download.
https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/qf-...-0.0.3.zip

vikjon0 · 2011-01-29 16:45

I just made a test version that will install without internet connection. The .deb file are included in the zip.
https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/qf-...ffline.zip
It deb files are for Ubuntu Lucid (10.4) which means it will work fine for live 10.0.

You should install the repository as well if you want to receive updates.

vikjon0 --- Posts: 2,429 Joined: Apr 2009 Reputation: 7 Location: Sweden	2011-01-22 17:00 Post: #11 The Wireless Manager add-on is now ready for test with the new GUI. See first post. (The download is from dropbox and it does not seem happy today you may have to try a few times.)
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vikjon0 --- Posts: 2,429 Joined: Apr 2009 Reputation: 7 Location: Sweden	2011-01-23 11:42 Post: #12 Now available from github https://github.com/vikjon0/xbmc.script.linux.wireless
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vikjon0 --- Posts: 2,429 Joined: Apr 2009 Reputation: 7 Location: Sweden	2011-01-23 18:06 Post: #13 I figured out how to manually upload the zip. I assumed it would be generated by git, but guess not. I also figured out that that if I want a repository the add-on should be a sub folder, but thats a later problem. https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/xbm...-0.0.2.zip Anyone that have tested?
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Sidekick Junior Member Posts: 37 Joined: Jul 2008 Reputation: 0	2011-01-24 22:25 Post: #14 Tested on a Zotac ION ITX Board. It worked as described. You should add a button to "disconnect". Perhaps the Install Button could change to disconnect after installing. Thank you for the Skript, that is what I was waiting for since month
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Diekund Junior Member Posts: 18 Joined: Oct 2010 Reputation: 0	2011-01-26 01:34 Post: #17 vlkjon0 thats for all of your efforts. I tried using this whilst offline and it didnt work but i see why now ill give it a go with the new updates and post here. it could flow a little better but again i will report when ive tested the new version
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vikjon0 --- Posts: 2,429 Joined: Apr 2009 Reputation: 7 Location: Sweden	2011-01-28 16:59 Post: #19 I have created a repository to make it easier to upgrade to new versions. The latest wireless manager is in there. http://github.com/vikjon0/qf-xbmc-addons...addons.zip Install the zip from system/add-ons Latest version direct download. https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/qf-...-0.0.3.zip
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vikjon0 --- Posts: 2,429 Joined: Apr 2009 Reputation: 7 Location: Sweden	2011-01-29 16:45 Post: #20 I just made a test version that will install without internet connection. The .deb file are included in the zip. https://github.com/downloads/vikjon0/qf-...ffline.zip It deb files are for Ubuntu Lucid (10.4) which means it will work fine for live 10.0. You should install the repository as well if you want to receive updates.
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