Hi, Please read the commit message of the patch before this to get contextualised. An additional reason behind this patch is to resume the discussion about the supported IEEE standards 8021.11. Some time ago, we proposed the idea of add a new Service's property which provides information about the supported IEEE std 802.11 (a, b, g, n, ac, ...) by a WiFi network. At that time, Marcel exposed the reasons why he did not agree about the way we wanted to implement it. Now, after having got more experience on ConnMan we rebuild the idea but the aim of the modification remains the same; we want to add this information in order to provide to the user more precise information about the performances he could achieve and ease him to decide which is the most suitable network, if he can choose. To develop this proposal, we would like to follow what is done for the signal strength, it means to update this new Service property with what the best BSS of the corresponding WiFi network supports. It would make complete sense because at the end, that would be the BSS to which we will connect. Therefore, each time a best BSS is updated because there is another with higher signal strength then the supported IEEE standards will also be updated thus we will always show reliable information. What do you think? Regards, Jose Blanquicet Jose Blanquicet (1): gsupplicant: Propagate only property changes of the connected BSS gsupplicant/supplicant.c | 118 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 81 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) -- 1.9.1