- display correctly the connection status with the daemon whe it's
disconnected.
- display correctly the icon (at least on gnome).
- changed "active" icon to svg, to fix a size problem displaying
notifications on gnome.
On gnome-shell,ubuntu 18.04 by using the Warning icon, it substituted
our icon by another one. So use NoIcon, since we're already setting our
own alert icon.
It looks like it's part of python since 3.2, and as far as I can tell
without the pip dependency work just fine (tested on ubuntu >=14.x, mint
>= 18, debian >= 8.x).
It should also help packaging for ArchLinux #8.
It looks like it's part of python since 3.2, and as far as I can tell
without the pip dependency work just fine (tested on ubuntu >=14.x, mint
>= 18, debian >= 8.x).
* Purge files when using apt remove --purge
* Display a message to uninstall installed pkgs from pypi when invoking
apt remove
* link autostart .desktop file to /usr/share/applications instead of
copying it
We parse .desktop files to get the icon of a program, but sometimes we
can't parse the Name translation due to unicode encoding problems.
Besides, on some distributions there're .desktop files without Exec=
line, so we also crash.
With this workaround we miss (mainly) the icon of a program, but at
least we won't crash.
It should help with #5.
This should fix the warning message:
"Attribute Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling must be set before
QCoreApplication is created."
Which should fix the small fonts reported by some users.
We may also need AA_UseHighDpiPixmaps.
Originally UI config file was saved to ~/.opensnitch/ui-config.json
Now those values are saved to ~/.config/opensnitch/settings.conf, along
with new ones.
Closes#3
Originally UI config file was saved to ~/.opensnitch/ui-config.json
Now those values are saved to ~/.config/opensnitch/settings.conf, along
with new ones.
Closes#3
When the computer is on but you are away, you may miss some prompt
dialogs to allow or deny a connection. This way we warn the user about
something that happened, in order to review the UI.
Further work should maybe count and display the number of a connection,
and perhaps display a max of 5 different events.
It should also desirable to display a small number over the app icon.
