Description of problem: When any user activates a device (using the "Activate" button) using system-control-network, the device comes up correctly. Yet after this process, the cursor in this GUI jumps back to the first device, which may be different from the one recently activated. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): any (also redhat-config-network) How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. configure multiple devices: eth0, ppp0 (...) 2. allow non root users to active ppp0 3. as non root user, activate ppp0, and wait for active connection 4. get ready to deactivate Actual results: The GUI cursor jumps back to eth0 which is first in the list (at least in my config). If you have more than two connections available in the list, the user needs to search for the activated one and select it, instead of just pressing "Deactivate". This is confusing as soon as the machine has more than two possible connections (like mine: eth0, eth1, ppp0, ppp1). Expected results: The GUI cursor remains at the most recently selected device, so the user just needs to press "Deactivate". Additional info: The most recently actived device is usually the one the user wants to deactivate next. If not, she/he can still select the correct one to use next.
Of course I don't necessarily expect the cursor to be at the most recent device if system-control-network is closed and then re-opened. I just meant: when the user leaves the program open during her/his network session.