Re: nm-applet edit unplugged device connections/profiles



On Fri, 2019-02-22 at 07:43 -0600, Greg Oliver via networkmanager-list
wrote:
Hi,

Is there some way to get nm-applet to show unplugged (ethernet
dongles) devices profiles in it's menu at all times?  All of my
recent laptops have been thunderbolt usb-c only and my wired ethernet
adapters have all been one of the variants, but until I plug them in,
I cannot even see my profiles from the GUI anywhere.  Is there some
way to change this behavior?

Running Fedora (29).



Hi,


nm-applet is a tool (GUI in the system tray bar) to show devices, which
profiles are currently active, and to activate/deactivate profiles on
devices.

Consequently, you don't see profiles that have no suitable device at
the moment.

Use nm-connection-editor for that, which only focuses on
creating/modifing/deleting profiles.


In nm-applet, you can also right click and select "Edit
Connections...", which spawns nm-connection-editor -- though, I think
right-click does not work if nm-applet uses libappindicator. Regardless
of that, you can always start nm-connection-editor manually, the effect
is the same.


Does that work?


best,
Thomas

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