I have the same problem in 3.5.13.2 - no network-manager applet in Debian Wheezy. I hope something will be made in 14, as my solution for this problem is quite temporary. It was possible to install applet by installing older Network Manager from Squeeze, but it makes dependency mess at least with GTK (some apps won't run, e.g. Audacious or even Zenity). Wicd is good, but is not perfect, especially with two-factor certificate Wi-fi security (eduroam if you are curious), I'm using just bare wpa-supplicant for it, so it needs console typing to be started. MCbx
Dan Youngquist dan@homestead-products.com napisał(a):
On 12/06/2013 01:53 PM, Calvin Morrison wrote:
I have had no problems with network-manager recently
How do you run network-manager in Trinity 3.5.13.2? I'd love to use it instead of wicd. The problem Lisi describes is exactly what I've had wicd do too many times, and the reason I've had to put some users on XFCE and its fantastic wireless manager, instead of Trinity.