[Bugs] #1610 NORM: Alternative to Create a new wireless network.
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#1610: Alternative to Create a new wireless network.
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Reporter: reuben | Owner: erikos
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: Normal | Milestone: 0.84
Component: sugar | Version: 0.84.x
Severity: Unspecified | Keywords: r?
Distribution: Unspecified | Status_field: Assigned
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Comment(by erikos):
Replying to [comment:8 sascha_silbe]:
> Replying to [comment:7 erikos]:
> > So, on machines like the XO-1.0 we will use the mesh as the hardware
allows to. On the XO-1.5 we will present the user with the three adhoc
networks, as there is no mesh hardware available. The XO-1.5 and XO-1.0
will see adhoc networks in his neighborhood view, so it the XO-1.0 can
connect to an adhoc network that has been created by a learner on the
XO-1.5. What we removed is the option in the device palette to create
adhoc networks, as we have now standard ways of creating networks without
infrastructure.
>
> Do I understand correctly that in order to let XO-1s collaborate with
XO-1.5s now an XO-1.5 user needs to initiate the connection as there's no
way for the XO-1 user to create an ad-hoc network? If so, that seems
cumbersome and confusing to me.
Yeah true, I have overseen that point. Thanks for the comment. We
concluded to remove the option from the palette as it might be confusing
to the learner to have so many options. And in my opinion, once you have
the three default adhoc networks there is not really a need to be able to
create your 'own' new adhoc network (machines without mesh hardware). And
we do not want to populate the neighborhood view on the XO-1.0 with three
mesh icons and three default adhoc icons. Not sure yet, how/if we can do
better here, suggestions welcome.
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Ticket URL: <http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/1610#comment:10>
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