nm-applet icon

[devi]

I have installed lxde on sabayon 5.2 with networkmanager and nm-applet. i followed this wiki http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXSession to install them so i made:
1. put the row

Code: Select all

 @nm-applet 

in ~/.config/lxdesession/LXDE/autostart
2. put the file nm-applet.desktop in ~/.config/autostart
3. i deleted the row

Code: Select all

"OnlyShowIn=Gnome"

in my ~/.config/autostart/nm-applet.desktop.
but when i reboot the nm-applet icon dont display on system tray.
Some ideas?

[devi]

Does someone knows something?

[maces]

Hi,

What happens when manually starting nm-applet in console? What version of LXSession are you using?

btw: desktop file OR line in "autostart" should wok, too. Only one way is needed, afaik.

maces

[devi]

Tahnks for reply. When i start by console nm-applet display on system tray and i'm using lxsession-0.4.3. What is the better way for you? .desktop file or autostart command?

[maces]

I prefer the file, but this is personal preference.

Wired. What may cause problems, are the daemons in the background, if they are not ready/started, the client may fails to connect to the daemon and quits.

maces

[devi]

How can i list these daemons? What are they?

[maces]

daemons are services running in the background. it depends on your distro, some have graphic tools to view and edit them.

maces

[iskrypelis]

sorry for "hijacking" thread, but i see there is somewhat similar problem to my.
I acciently deleted one "Application launch bar" from panel (wanted to delete something else) and then network manager's and battery manager's icons dissapeared. How can i recover it?
Thank you in advance.

[maces]

Right click on panel and choose "add/remove from panel" the rest should be self-explanatory.

maces

[iskrypelis]

yes, thank you. i find out, that my system tray was removed