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Central internet connectivity status checking

  

KDE4 Brainstorm

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Central internet connectivity status checking
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Link:  http://www.pembo13.com/
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Submitted:  Mar 9 2006

Description:

It would be great, and probably more efficient, if KDE had a single app/daemon responsible for checking the status of ones internet connection. It should be interfaceable via dcop, a local tcp port, a client app, or any combination of these.

And it could allow the user to dictate how it decideds if the connection is active:

- ping to specific site
- attempt to wget a particular file
- attempt to use lynx to get a particular webpage
- etc . . .

The purpose for this would be to eliminate internet dependant apps from getting worried (for lack of better phrasing) in the scenario that internet connection disappears.

For example, if you pull out the cable, instead of Liquid Weather running out of data, it could keep what it already had; instead of Kmail throwing up a dialog, along with all other internet dependant apps, the daemon could throw up one (hopefully more aesthetically) notification. Maybe it could be decided to attempt fallback methods of connection.

That my idea. Go go KDE4!




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 thought of this too

 
 by goldenboy on: Mar 9 2006
 
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Hi,
I sometimes wished something like the described feature would exist, too. Apps like Kmail and Kopete really act annoying, if the connection disappears, or if you are working offline. There is an offline mode in Kmail, but it has to be activated explicitly...

Hope this will be implemented in KDE4. Perhaps a ping to the DNS-Server would be an appropriate sollution...

cheers


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 Re: thought of this too

 
 by Superstoned on: Mar 9 2006
 
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this is generally what solid will do in KDE 4. ( http://solid.kde.org )


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 Mandriva has it!

 
 by athleston on: Mar 9 2006
 
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Have a look at Mandriva Cooker free ed, you'll find a 'net_applet' tool -- imlemented as a daemon that monitors and manages cable/ethernet/dsl and wirless connections.

But the universal sharing of connection info really has to await KDE4 and some universal framework for hardware interaction


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