See you in the Mobile World Congress 2009!
Some warpers will attend the MWC in Barcelona! More than 50.000 attendants expected, most of them decission-makers. Four thrilling days in a lovely city. See you all there!
Wader 0.3.2 released!
Overview of changes since Wader-0.3.1
- wader-core
- NetworkManager compatibility has been temporally disabled, our three target distros ship with different snapshots of NM/MM and they don’t include some later patches required for compatibility. Click here for more info. This has the downside of firefox not realizing that we are connected and it will insist on that we are disconnected. A simple workaround is to check the “Work offline” checkbox in “File”.
- New device added (untested): ZTE MF632.
- NMPPPDDialer now
Wader 0.3.1 released!
Overview of changes since Wader-0.3.0
- wader-core
- Really restart the core upon upgrade (Debian/Ubuntu only).
- Plugins are only included once and at /usr/share/wader/plugins. An upgrade routine has been added to ensure a smooth transition.
- wader-core now mimics the udis that ModemManager uses to export devices.
- wader-core enables/disables radio too now on Enable(bool)(+CFUN=0,1)
- Use o.fd.MM.Modem rather than o.fd.ModemManager for properties
- OS detection has been improved by not relying on lsb_release
- wader-core now runs on python2.6
- wader-core now depends on python-messaging. A joint project between Warp
Wader 0.3.0 released!
Overview of changes since Wader-0.2.3
- wader-core
- Wader is the first project that implements the ModemManager API apart from MM itself. It implements the whole MM API except for the new Ericsson’s MBM devices (introduced late in the MM development cycle, will support them as soon as we get our hands in one of them). For more info check out.
- Wader ditches the session bus and works exclusively on the system bus.
- Dialup support for system with NM