Hi,

On 13 Dec 2015 Aitor wrote:
Creating a 'netman.desktop' file in '/etc/xdg/autostart' directory,
netman will start automatically.

I am thinking about making autostarting and connecting automatically
to wifi optional during the installation process of netman. This
means, I need to write a post installation script or if its already
exists, add a few lines to it, so that users can choose how to set up
netman.

Pseudo code:

echo "Do you want netman to use a systray icon?"
get answer (yes1)

if yes1
      echo "Do you want netman to automatically connect on startup?"
      get answer (yes2)
else
     create a simple launcher without parameters
     exit

if yes2
      create a launcher to use --auto-conn --use-tray-icon
else
      create a launcher with only --use-tray-icon

Some hints as to where I should place this script, and which files
under netman/debian I have to edit, would be of a considerable help to
me.


Edward


On 13/12/2015, Renaud OLGIATI <renaud@???> wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Dec 2015 14:18:25 -0500
> Steve Litt <slitt@???> wrote:
>
>> And once again, let me summarize: On mailing lists, the priority is
>> *clarity*, which is best achieved with interleave-posting. Bottom
>> posting is compatible with interleave posting: Top posting is not, and
>> throws all descendants of the top-posted reply into logical disarray.
>
> In fact bottom posting is just a (i=1) case if interleave posting.
>
>> I'm copying my reply to another list where this subject has been
>> discussed.
>
> Thanks for the clear exposition; let us hope you will be heard and
> understood...
>
> Cheers,
>

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