Looking for a ModemManager logo
Hey designers!
ModemManager (a.k.a “MM“) is a small daemon which takes care of controlling your broadband devices in your GNU/Linux system. We currently don’t have a logo for ModemManager, so if you’re a designer with some free time, share your ideas! Something simple, similar to the NetworkManager logo would be great, actually.
Posted on June 6, 2012, in Development, FreeDesktop Planet, GNU Planet, Lanedo Planet, Planets and tagged ModemManager, NetworkManager. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
ModemManager is small? I tried to cross compile it for my OpenWrt box and it ran into the corner and cried for hours. A 500KB daemon depending on 1MB of libraries is enormous by other metrics
We (just) depend on GLib/GIO, GDBus and GUdev
Would you recommend trying out what’s in trunk (err… master)? I see you’ve basically rewritten most of ModemManager
Also, any tips on getting the size down? Is it possible to only build particular plugins? In OpenWrt it’s simple to only package up desired plugins, but if I can save the compilation time then that would be most excellent!
Also, I saw your QMI branch of OpenWrt and I got excited. Thanks for your work!
ModemManager in git master is currently kind of unstable, even if there are real world users already out there, like Chromium/ChromeOS. So, yeah, you can use it, although you may find sporadic issues here and there.
For getting the size down; you can definitely package plugins in different packages.
And for the QMI branch of OpenWRT… stay tuned, I’ll be blogging about that next week