Hi, from http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/NetworkManager-MobileBroadband : # scanning for available cellular networks (GSM only) # selection of a cellular network (GSM only) # show signal strength of currently connected cellular network Which strikes me as odd. GSM networks aren't like Wi-Fi, user very very seldom has to choose one. In fact, choosing GSM network is very corner case, only close to country borders. In this situation foreign GSM network can be stronger (signal strenth wise) than local one, and user has to manually switch to one of national networks to avoid roaming charges. It at least was true some 10 years ago, I don't know how it's handled now and how data connections are billed. In short, indicator for current strongest available GSM signal would be nice. Displaying all available networks won't. And would unnecessaty clutter interface. I'm currently using GPRS via Bluetooth via Nokia on Ubuntu. In future I'm planning either replacing EVDO card in my Thinkpad by some approved UMTS card, or using PCMCIA or USB HSDPA modem. (please keep me CC'ed on replies, I'm not subscribed). -- Tomasz Torcz "Funeral in the morning, IDE hacking zdzichu irc -nie spam- pl in the afternoon and evening." - Alan Cox
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