On Mon, 2022-08-29 at 11:47 +0200, Bastien Nocera wrote: > The rfkill calls made by GNOME are usually sent to all the rfkill > devices, rather than targeted at blocking a single adapter. So the > adapter state isn't super interesting in this case, as all the > devices > will be either blocked (computer with no platform rfkill), or gone > from > the USB bus (computer with a platform rfkill). > > > The good thing about using a string property here is that we can > extend > it. One thing we can do though, to make extensibility easier, is take > a > leaf out of the icon naming specification, and use prefixes to encode > the expected state in case the software isn't new enough to know > about > a property. > > For example: > - "on" > - "off" > - "on-disabling" (transitioning from on to off) > - "off-enabling" (transitioning from off to on) > > So we could easily add: > - "off-rfkill" (off and blocked) > > Let me know what you think. Poking again, as I really need to land this soon (and by soon I mean last week ;)
