Killswitch-Manager

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net

Description:

This applet controls killswitches and enables you to turn off or on radio devices. I designed that application to use the wireless toggle function key on my Lenovo laptop which has a single toggle function key for 3 devices (bluetooth, wifi and ultrawideband).

For installation instructions, please refer to the wiki:
https://gitorious.org/killswitch-manager/pages/Home#How+to+install

If you want, you can contribute as described in the wiki: https://gitorious.org/killswitch-manager/pages/Home#How+to+contribute

HELP:
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I am currently not succeeding in building RPM packages for Fedora and Mandriva. I don't use those distributions and it will take me quite a while to figure out how to fix my issue. If anyone could help me on the make install and the file locations for the plasmoid, I would be delighted to update my packages.
For build errors, check the logs of failed builds: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=killswitch-manager&project=home%3Aqueden

Last changelog:

9 years ago

0.3:
- added support for udev via the urfkill daemon (thanks to Max Yu-Chen Lin for the implementation)
- added QSingleApplication that allows only one instance of the applet to be launched
- the project is now hosted at Gitorious.org, allowing better support for contributors

0.2:
- added plasma widget
- added device name
- added icon for mobile broadband
- added translations for labels and device types
- added install targets
- added get device name to the killswitch class
- changed checkbox styles and removed the label 'On/Off'
- packages now maintained for openSUSE, Fedora and Mandriva
- thanks to Valentine Sinitsyn for the Arch packages

0.1:
- initial release

bitcrazy
10 years ago

Hi,
real useful app, but on my Thinkpad T60p I get bluetooth two times in the applet plus Wifi. App shows me one WLAN and one BT checkbox, which is correct.
Strange, because it seems to use the same list derived from asking HAL. Correct?
It works fine on my Toshiba NB200, too
I'm on suse 11.3 with KDE 4.5. beta
Any suggestions?

m0nk

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denisq
10 years ago

Hi;

Sorry for my late reply, I was some weeks on vacation. On my laptop I have two BT devices too; the one called hci0 and the other one lenovo_sl_bluetooth. I thought it was a special virtual device created by my lenovo_sl_laptop driver, because only one of these two will physically switch off the device. Furthermore, hci0 will only appear when the other BT device is enabled. (Unfortunately the applet does not update the device list; so sometimes the "virtual" BT is not shown. I will fix this in the next release.)

Nevertheless; the applet just queries the devices with a "killswith" property from HAL; you're correct.

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