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[modules/contrib] network module exits with error and breaks bumblebee-status
See original GitHub issueFeature Request
I’d like to see the strength of the current wifi signal (in dBu, % or whatever you prefer) in the nic module and, if the signal turns really bad, a change of the background color to make it visible to the user. This is implemented in the default i3status.
(The part where it starts with W: in green letters)
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- Created 2 years ago
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Okay, I’ve got a working version now, do we need a switch to disable the strength measurement and the effects of it (e.g. warning state when signal strength < 50 and critical state when signal strength < 30)? The limits are configurable though 😉
I figured it out, I needed to install
wireless_toolsin Arch for theiwgetidbinary 😉Thank you for your help!