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The current Wi-Fi panel ties the Airplane Mode row to the access point list of a given Wi-Fi adapter. That has unintended but bad side effects: when enabling Airplane Mode, the row disappears and we have to switch to another panel (e.g. Bluetooth) in order to disable it. This is functionally wrong: we should be able to enable or disable Airplane Mode from where we initially changed it. This commit reorganizes the widget hierarchy in order to put the Airplane Mode row outside of the main GtkStack page. This is necessary in order to fully implement the proposed mockups[1] and, in general, because it's the right thing to do. Notice that the logic of the empty states in [1] is not fully implemented yet; this commit only reorganizes the widgets that already exist to get closer to the mockups. Subsequent commits will implement more of the empty states. [1] https://github.com/gnome-design-team/gnome-mockups/raw/master/system-settings/network/aday3/wi-fi-wires.png Fixes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/121 |
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GNOME Settings
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Contributing
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Testing Unstable Settings
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Operating system and version
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How to reproduce the bug if possible
If the bug was a crash, include the exact text that was printed out
A stacktrace where possible [see below]
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Run the program in gdb [the GNU debugger] or any other debugger
ie. gdb gnome-keyboard-properties
Start the program
ie. (gdb) run
Reproduce the crash and the program will exit to the gdb prompt
Get the back trace
ie. (gdb) bt full
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