I am currently using Ubuntu Mate 16.04. When the system starts up the NetworkManager applet does not display any wireless networks. The only "solution" I currently know is to issue sudo iwlist scan on the command line. Afterwards NetworkManager sees the networks and I can register to my WLAN. This is quite aoying to do every time I boot the system. Is there any permanent solution for this bug? PS: I have also confirmed with rfkill that the device is not software blocked. Let's block ads! بخوانید...
ادامه مطلبI've been trying enlightenment as DE in Debian Jessie. Unfortunately, they dropped the xembed support in E20, so only libappindicator-aware applications show up on the systray. Theoretically, nm-applet supports appindicator since 0.8.3, but it doesn't show up in the systray. blueman for example does show in the systray libappindicator1 and libappindicator3-1 are installed. My initial hypotheses were: e20 is SOMEHOW reporting it provides an xembed-capable systray and some applications use it by default, falling back on libappindicator when not available nm-applet still does not work using libappindicator. I messed up something different entirely I tried to run nm-applet in Debian Stretch in e...
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