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pstef and others added 30 commits May 3, 2025 19:08
There is a type mismatch between selection (size_t) and how it's passed
to some functions. In 4f3ae82 I got it backwards and changed the type in
savestate thumbnail function definitions to size_t, but in that case we
can assume that there won't be more than 999. So in this case it's OK to
keep the unsigned int and cast selection to that type.

Thumbnails on playlists are the other case and the limit is not so clear
to me, so I assume it's reasonable to promote the type of the function
parameter i from unsigned to size_t.
- Use the password stored in the connection profile instead of asking
  each time to the user

- `Disconnect` menu item wasn't shown even when connected

   When entering the Wi-Fi menu first, `nmcli_connection_info` is called with
   `NULL`. If we return `false` here, the menu doesn't show the `Disconnect`
   menu item even when the wifi is on and connected.

- Don't consider wired connections when checking if the device is connected

   `cmd_file = popen("nmcli -f NAME c show --active | tail -n+2", "r");`

   That command returns all active connections, even the wired ones. That
   means that if the wifi is not connected but we have a wired connection,
   retroarch shows the Disconnect menu item to disconnect ... a
   non-existent wifi connection.
Accepted values are 0 to 999. Rewrite this part to use strtol and test
for values in that range.

Co-authored-by: pstef <[email protected]>
warmenhoven and others added 27 commits June 9, 2025 23:49
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