[01:53] what is this place/ never used hexchat before [01:56] ahh ok i read the details. this is why linus is better than windows. im gonna head on out. thanks for makingt this place for us [12:47] Would it be good to modify the topic to make it clear that people that enter here should ask their questions directly and wait, instead of asking to ask? [18:44] I'm tempted to say that 99% of the users that join barely read the topic.. === nanotube_ is now known as nanotube [23:29] I got a new computer and now I'm getting duplicated network icons 100% of the time on the xfce4-panel systray [23:31] If you `killall /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/xfce4/panel/wrapper-2.0` do the panel plugins disappear, and nm-applet correct itself? If you terminate nm-applet then start it again, does that fix it? [23:32] Using the killall command, then only the icon that would be on the statusnotifier appears [23:33] \o/ [23:33] ...Yes I know this isn't a solution. [23:33] To test restarting the nm-applet, I would have to log out and log in to try [23:33] `killall nm-applet`, Alt+F2 nm-applet [23:33] Let me try it [23:34] Logged in again, two icons again, now I'll try restarting the nm-applet [23:35] Killing and starting nm-applet again also makes it have only one icon [23:42] I promise I'll set up an IRC server somewhere to avoid disconnecting all the time. How reliable is to go with... "undocumented" behavior on nm-applet to stop the duplicated icon? [23:43] LP 1873236 [23:43] Launchpad bug 1873236 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu) "20.04 - 2 network icons displayed" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1873236 [23:43] The general recommendation is to make it have a startup delay. [23:45] By its source code, it has the option "--indicator". When I use it, then the icon only appears on the statusnotifier section of the systray [23:51] That...shouldn't happen, Ubuntu made that the default. Unless they screwed it up?