(Apologies, but this pull request was held up waiting for #704 to merge.)
Once a wireless network is connected to, Sugar persists in trying to connect next time it starts. Workaround is to "Discard wireless connections" in network control panel.
Add a forget menu item to the wireless network icons.
After this patch was written, an alternate implementation was found in https://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2264 written by Ezequiel Pereira (@ezequielpereira) during Google Code-in 2014, that had not been merged:
(Apologies, but this pull request was held up waiting for #704 to merge.)
Once a wireless network is connected to, Sugar persists in trying to connect next time it starts. Workaround is to "Discard wireless connections" in network control panel.
Add a forget menu item to the wireless network icons.
After this patch was written, an alternate implementation was found in https://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2264 written by Ezequiel Pereira (@ezequielpereira) during Google Code-in 2014, that had not been merged:
https://bugs.sugarlabs.org/attachment/ticket/2264/0001-Added-Forget-option-to-network-menu.patch
Ezequiel's patch seems to go a bit further than necessary, and brings the connection deletion into networkviews.py. It may also need rebasing.