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wjbmd48
November 25th, 2016, 04:02 PM
Hi:

I've now encountered the same glitch on install of Lubuntu 16.04.1 64-bit on two different systems:

Everything runs smoothly, including the appearance of the network manager in the system tray. I then install a bunch of programs in synaptic, the usual suspects: libreoffice, chromium, wine, thunderbird, etc, after which the network manager disappears from the system tray, which now appears as a weird little white box with a thin square inside. I'm still connected to my wireless, but it's disconcerting not to see my connection status.

I've tried the usual: nm-applet (not a 64-bit app?) and sudo service network-manager restart, but no joy.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Bill

wjbmd48
November 25th, 2016, 04:49 PM
PS: I'm also not seeing dropbox in the tray either, which is running, so it has to be something wrong with the tray, not network manager.