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Here is the first version of a small an app that displays the signal strength of available wireless networks.

You can get it from here for now.

It is available in extras-devel: http://maemo.org/packages/view/wifieye/. Please understand that using software from extras-devel may harm your device in many ways.

It is available in extras-testing.

All comments are welcome.

EDIT: It requires python-wifi, python-qt4-core, python-qt4-gui
EDIT: This version only works when wlan interface is up (e.g. when connected to a WLAN). It will be fixed in the next version
EDIT: This version is slow to start.
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Last edited by v13; 2010-02-21 at 20:17.
 

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it also requires some python-qt4 packages with versions from extra-devel I think
 
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Originally Posted by gfdsa View Post
it also requires some python-qt4 packages with versions from extra-devel I think
Indeed, it needs python-qt4 but not from extras-devel.
 
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Are the python-qt4 packages optified?
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man View Post
Are the python-qt4 packages optified?
Because of the way python is optified; all python packages become automagically optified: The directories where python libs are stored are under /opt and they are bind-mounted from there. See the output of df.
 
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Look forward to seeing it in a repo :-)
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Έλα ρε Ελλάδαρα! Σμπρώχ' το στο extras-devel

Good joob mate
 
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Nice one, well done
 
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Hi,
Did not work here

It ask for password on start, so i added application to sudoers, now i get a traceback about dt=wifi.scan() and bin/wifi.py dt=pickle.loads(c)

Fabrice,
 
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Doesnt load for me

I installed it, failed on the dependencies so I did an apt-get -f install which installed pythonwifi and the wifieye

however on clickign the icon it starts to load with the little spinning disc then goes back to my main desktop screen
 
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