XfceSMClient is done-ish
Brian J. Tarricone
brian at tarricone.org
Tue Oct 6 19:46:21 CEST 2009
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On 10/06/2009 02:21 AM, Ali Abdallah wrote:
> Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
>>
>> If an app cares about network state, then it likely cares about network
>> state changes that happen regardless of suspend/hibernate, so it should
>> watch signals on the org.freedesktop.NetworkManager dbus interface. I'm
>> sure I could make a similar parallel for other services.
>>
> Network Manager exposes two methods, sleep and wake, those are to be
> used by power manager or session manager (or any application that does
> suspend/hibernate) before performing suspend/hibernate operations, then
> as said, network manager takes the rest of the work to emit the
> necessary signals for indication state_change, connection_change, etc... .
Yup. Thing is, though, a regular app probably won't even care about the
sleep/wake signals. Watching state_change or connection_change should
be enough, because the app probably just wants to know when the network
is connected or disconnected, which can happen whether or not the
machine goes to sleep.
-brian
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