> > > On Jan 12, 2017, at 2:33 PM, Michael Hildebrandt <odemb...@web.de> > wrote: > > > > Ubuntu Touch aims among others at integrating core system functions into > System Settings menus rather than relying on external apps. So far, a "VPN" > menu was added to System Settings rendering installation of a respective > app redundant. >
Hi Michael, Ubuntu System Settings (USS) was actually designed for this purpose: allow external software vendors to install *plugins* that USS would display alongside the default plugins (VPN, Cellular, etc). Currently, however, you need to get a debian package that installs the correct files into Ubuntu's archive, which has some requirements. As USS moves to provide System Settings for snappy-based systems, a new approach is needed, which most likely will be .snap based. I'm afraid I don't know more than that, though. It's a great idea, just wanted to give you some background. Best, Jonas
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