Bugzilla – Bug 115180
NetworkManager Icons Missing
Last modified: 2005-09-20 18:59:23 UTC
The industrial theme doesn't have icons for NetworkManager, so nm-applet won't start. When trying to launch nm-applet from the console I get stdout: ** (nm-applet:6081): WARNING **: Icon nm-no-connection missing: Icon 'nm-no-connection' not present in theme And a gtk dialog that says "Error" "The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue." In a previous build I just pulled NetworkManager from CVS and manually copied the icons into the filesystem and then it would work. Haven't tried it here yet.
To fix this I went into the file: /opt/gnome/share/icons/Industrial/index.theme Line 4, changed: Inherits=gnome,crystalsvg to: Inherits=gnome,crystalsvg,hicolor Went into Gnome Control Center and changed the theme back to Industrial, and now NetworkManager can find the icons (which are only installed in the hicolor theme). Now NetworkManager's gnome applet (nm-applet) will start. Nick
According to the UI guys, this should have no affect, since gtk+'s base theme is hicolor.
Can you reproduce with the packages from the next build, which will have version 0.4cvs20050901 ? Alternatively, you can grab the packages from here http://primates.ximian.com/~rml/networkmanager/RPMS/i386/ Please let me know.
This is with the NetworkManager packages found on dist.suse.de for last-i386 By using the packages from Robert's web page, everything works.
This is the gtk-update-icon-theme bug.
Fixed in final. Please reopen if problems persist.