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Couple of fixes, started integrating a feature that will allow Wicd to smartly detect wired networks, by using detected wireless networks and connected USB devices
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THEORY OF OPERATION:
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Wicd is designed to give the user as much control over the behavior of network connections
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as possible. Every network, both wired and wireless, has it's own profile, with it's own
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as possible. Every network, both wired and wireless, has its own profile, with its own
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configuration options and connection behavior. Wicd will try to automatically connect
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only to the networks the user specifies it should try, with a preference first to a wired
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network, then to wireless.
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monitoring, as well as the auto-reconnection logic, takes place in monitor.py.
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Everthing else is done by daemon.py.
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The user-interface, made up of a tray icon, main GUI window, and its child dialogs,
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The user-interface (stored in wicd.py), made up of a tray icon, main GUI window, and its child dialogs,
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gets configuration and network information from the daemon by either querying it, using
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the methods in the daemon's dbus interface, or by receiving signals emitted from the daemon
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over D-Bus. Any configuration changes made in the UI are passed back to the daemon, which
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