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NetworkManager problems in other window managers [solved]
It works flawlessly in the default window manager but as soon as I switch window managers I start having problems. I think the problems are just with my understangin if how things work in ubuntu.
I have an Asus netbook and i tried wmii. I cannot figure out a way to enable networking. is there a command which invokes a GUI that lets me scan and chose networks? I have read other people's problems and tried several GUIs which require me to shut off NetworkManager. I cannot figure out a way to shut it off properly (sudo service stop - does not stop it). Other GUI's like wpa-gui or wicd or radio-wireless still do not work. I would prefer to use just the present networking solution (NetworkManager), but how?
Please shine some light on my problem. I would like to keep using Ubuntu. It works great out of the box but i would like to learn how to tinker with it as well.
Last edited by h2sammo; February 5th, 2011 at 04:33 AM.
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Re: NetworkManager problems in other window managers
solved thx to the gentoo boards.
nm-applet command works. I also installed a program called stalonestray which gives me a system tray so I can see and use the actual applet.
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