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Hi ! I don't know if it is a kdenotify4 bug or a NetworkManagement bug, but the notifications plays different, depending on devices plugged during boot. Here are the facts : DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM ===================================== In System Settings->Apss & System Notifications I choose to play different sounds, with envent source = Network Management and these events : N1 - Network Interface Attached N2 - Network Interface Removed N3 - Network Connection Succeeded N4 - Network Connection Failed CASE A - Boot with a usb modem unplugged ---------------------------------------- After the boot, N1 is played when i attach the usb modem but N3 is not played when i connect. CASE B - Boot with a usb modem unplugged ---------------------------------------- In this case, N3 is played when i connect. Disconnecting and unplugging usb modem, forces N2 to play. Replugging the modem makes N1 play. Now, it is like i am in the CASE A. I'm no more notifyed by N3 when i connect. How reproducible : ever Steps to reproduce : 1) Just follow the guidelines in the DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM Actual results: Described. Expected results: That the notification of "Connection Suceeded" is played in all cases.
CORRECTION : CASE B - Boot with a usb modem PLUGGED
Hy guys ! Is there someone reading things in bugzila ? The response time is too long. Back in time, we, linux users, was saying to MS users : - But a bug is detected and corrected at speed of light in Linux. In Windows, you must wait a new service pack, bla bla bla. I understand that "time changes". Now we have "high severity" bugs, "low severity" ones, and a dozen of categories between "high" and "low". But, to the bug itself, it doesn't matter. It will be always a bug. And the "low severity" ones goes living in one distribution, and in the next, and next. The result is : When a user see a "low" bug here, other there, other there, and other there, the complete environment appears to be immature. I have other question. How can i "correct" the bug myself ? I don't have any experience doing these. Do i need a new machine ? How to set up it ? What do i need ? Good luck ! For all of you.
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