Hi Alexander,
i'm running awesome 3.4.10-1, installed from the ubuntu 11.10 amd64
repos on an ubuntu 11.10 64-bit minimal installation.
As i wrote in my last mail (i hope you got it?), i can access the menu
by running sudo nm-connection-manager (without sudo it opens as well,
but i'm not allowed to edit anything).
Nevertheless, i'm going to try wicd as soon as i have the time :)
Thanks for the info,
Levent
On 01.03.2012 08:50, Alexander Yakushev wrote:
On 03/01/2012 09:05 AM, Levent S.B. wrote:
Hi Hartmut,
first of all, thanks for your reply! I guess i have to save the
„runeonce“ code as a new library in /usr/share/awesome/lib?
I did this, added the code you provided at the end of my rc.lua but
got no effect save the tags in the panel appeared twice.
Sorry if i seem a bit clumsy, maybe i am missing something essential
here.
Is it necessary to install gnome if i want to run the applet?
Thank you,
Levent
Hello Levent,
Which version of Awesome do you use? Tags appearing twice actually
mean that Awesome tried to load your ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua, failed
midway and then loaded /etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua as a fallback. If your
Awesome version is 3.4.11 then you should see a red box in the right
top informing you what actually crashed. You can also look for errors
in the file ~/.xsession-errors.
That was just FYI. I don't think adding "runonce" module to Awesome
would fix your problem. And I am pretty much not sure what you can
with NM but to suggest trying wicd. Wicd is better then NM because it
works like a daemon (so the X session is not required for it to work -
you'll have your connection as soon as system loads) and has different
clients to manage it (wicd-curses - terminal client, wicd-gtk - GUI
one). You'll find the daemon and clients in the Ubuntu repository.
Keep us informed about your progress,
Best regards,
Alexander
