#0 - Giacomo [2009-11-10 23:16:25 CET]

nice, amd-64 ????

#1 - Andrea [2009-11-11 15:10:39 CET]

You can build your own package from sources.

#2 - Philipp [2010-01-17 14:45:25 CET]

Andrea, thank you very very much! I've been looking for something like this for a long long time. I've seen there was already a proxy applet, but I prefer pure C applets over frameworked C# code.

You should really submit this to gnome, in hopes of making it a core applet. It might need a few small enhancements, like some prefs to allow switching between icon/text, but aside from that I think it should belong to core gnome applets.

#3 - Tomatos [2010-01-21 20:43:24 CET]

Thank you! It is realy useful. I'll recommend it to my frends.

#4 - Pedro [2010-04-14 22:05:58 CET]

Very very useful, thank you!!!

#5 - tengoku [2010-05-04 21:16:35 CET]

work's like a charm!!! thank you so much. the only think i dindt know is i need the gnome libraries. i don't had them. so if anyone needs the command, here is:

yum install gnome-panel-devel (im in fedora)

then i did what you said.

thanks again.

it can be translated??? can i? :)

#6 - Ben [2010-08-07 16:20:21 CET]

Thx!

#7 - Massimiliano [2010-11-24 22:37:54 CET]

Ciao Andrea.
Does your applet apply the configuration globally, like as the "gnome-network-properties" tools?
I don't think so, as I am not asked any password.

cheers
Massimiliano

#8 - Andrea [2010-11-28 08:18:59 CET]

Massimiliano, the configuration is NOT applied globally.

Andrea

#9 - Karl [2011-02-09 14:11:12 CET]

Hi !

Would it be possible to also include a selector for Socks4 and Socks5 in the panel ? ATM it does not allow me to use a local Socks5 proxy.

Thanks anyway!
Cheers,
Karl
PS: Coming here from the about box in the applet on debian squeeze.

#10 - nevyn [2011-10-25 03:40:41 CET]

This is brilliant! This has been driving me nuts! If only I took the time to actually search for something like this (actually.... I just have!).

The question though... why is this not in the repositories?

#11 - Daniel [2012-04-14 15:10:01 CET]

This is a great applet very tidy, I would however love to be able to run a script when i switch to a certain proxy profile e.g. a file in a profile folder named "onCreate.sh" or something

#!/bin/bash
ssh -D 9999 user@proxy-host

#12 - Nevyn [2012-07-06 05:14:35 CET]

This a fairly simple app and one which loads of people want (I wonder if I can make something similar for gnome-shell). In which case, I think this would be an applet that would get a lot of attention from people wanting to start contributing code... Of course, all we really need now is the infrastructure and a maintainer (i.e. someone to review the submissions and decide whether it\\\'s in the best interest of the applet).

#13 - Ryan Li [2013-01-28 09:36:30 CET]

Thanks for the nice work!

I created an ebuild script for Gentoo: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=454396