util: network manager #333
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core: clean up references on teardowns
util: devices and connections can pass up multiple classes to describe their state in CSS util: split connection into hpp/cpp util: access points have 'has password' concept to see previously used APs util: modems use carrier name for device util: fixed initial modem strength util: each network type has to specify postfix for vpn icons util: wifi shows freq/band, PSK state util: sort wifi widgets by signal strength util: wifi AP name is added to class list to allow custom rules for any name util: wifi classes for band, has password, has psk util: connecting to an unknown wifi now prompts for password Co-authored-by: altrgeek <altrgeek@gmail.com>
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Wrote a central util for tracking network state.
On the base level you
NetworkManager::getInstance()to start using it.With this, we can share a broad-featured network control panel between panel and dock, and allow incoming locker to track state in a familiar way.
The network widget on the panel has only minor changes over all:
Features required before considered ready: