November issues

[technosopher]

Addresses #12 and #13 , and provides a stopgap for #9. Depends on opentechinstitute/commotion-linux-py@d148f59
To test:

1. Install on a test machine with two wireless adapters, one which supports both ad-hoc mode and ibss-rsn (via nl80211 support), and one which does not. Ensure that both adapters are active. Attempt to connect to a Commotion mesh using the applet, preferably several times. The code passes this test as long as the wireless adapter that does not support ad-hoc mode and ibss-rsn is NEVER invoked by Commotion. (Check syslog to confirm).
2. Edit a profile using the new built-in editor in the applet menu. Optimally, you should see a very minimalist text editor with nothing but a Save button; however, the code still passes this test if you get a gedit window instead (the fallback). You should be able to save the profile without encountering any permissions errors.

[glamrock]

What's the status of this pull request?

[technosopher]

My own tests indicate that this pull request should be ready to be merged, but it'd be great to get independent verification that everything is working properly.On Thursday, January 2, 2014 11:12 EST, Griffin Boyce notifications@github.com wrote: What's the status of this pull request?—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.--Jordan McCarthyOpen Technology Initiative | New America FoundationMy Public Key: C08D8042