Linux has /dev/rfkill for enabling and disabling wireless devices. It should be possible to configure rfkill for wireless network devices:
- add a rfkill interface setting (which only works for phy's of wireless devices)
- allow to explicitly to enable and disable softkill
- consider to add a sensible default, i.e. depending on the interface state
see also: rfkill
Linux has `/dev/rfkill` for enabling and disabling wireless devices. It should be possible to configure rfkill for wireless network devices:
- add a rfkill interface setting (which only works for phy's of wireless devices)
- allow to explicitly to enable and disable softkill
- consider to add a sensible default, i.e. depending on the interface state
see also: [rfkill](https://git.sipsolutions.net/rfkill.git/tree/rfkill.py)