(06-27-2017, 02:20 AM)Luke Wrote: Well the reason I suggested it and sought feedback is because nothing else worked for me
This is the first thing that has actually worked for me insofar - many connects and disconnects and the applet works correctly.
I got close... can kill the applet, but I can't get the context right for restarting the applet. From a terminal, I can easily kill and restart it like "killall nm-applet && nm-applet &", but it seems the easiest way out using a systemd service is just restarting the whole network-manager stack. It's just annoying because it's only an icon playing up for me... wireless is still connected and working just fine. If more than that is happening for you, then maybe network-manager does need a restart anyway on resume. That's why I was trying to ask you before on the IRC what is the actual problem... wireless not working or just the icon being stupid.
Because it's the latter, we need more noise on this issue tracker, as it's a long standing bug that was thought to have been fix and has been reverted again.
