xnm
xnm is a lightweight networkmanager menu for window managers missing one, such as xmonad.
Install
Either retrieve from pypi using pip:
$ pip install xsms
or clone this repo, and install using setup.py:
$ git clone https://github.com/smcl/xsms $ cd xsms $ python setup.py install
Using
Once xnm is installed you can either launch it standalone in an xterm…
$ python -m xnm
… or you can add it as an action in your xmobar setup, so that when you click an icon (I use DynNetwork) like so:
template = "... <action=`/home/sean/.xmonad/xnm.py`>%dynnetwork% <fn=1></fn></action> ..."
TODO
NetworkManager can do a lot of things but I do not plan to do all of them, but my goals are (checkbox indicates whether completed or not):
wifi
[x] search
[x] connect (open and authenticated using wpa-psk)
[x] disconnect
mobile broadband
[ ] configure new
[x] connect
[x] disconnect
bluetooth
[ ] search
[ ] pair
Right now it can search for and connect to open and protected wifi networks, so there’s quite a way to go :)
screenshot
work in progress
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