Missing icons for the secured wifi networks

[Andrzej Kłapeć]

Hi, I'm using Natty alpha and it recently got an updated nm-applet showing the signal strength of every available networks on the list. (screenshot attached) As you might notice - it does not use elementary icons due to the fact that there's no 'secured network' icon, it "fallbacks" to Ubuntu-Mono. If a non-secured network shows up - it gets an elementary icon.

[Andrzej Kłapeć (solidslash)]

Oh and of course I'm using the latest version from bzr (lp:elementaryicons branch).

[Andrzej Kłapeć (solidslash)]

Oh that's weird, apparently it fixed itself after a reboot.

[Andrzej Kłapeć (solidslash)]

Nope, it's still here :)

[Andrzej Kłapeć (solidslash)]

Confirmed by Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/710180

"This is because the elementary and faenza themes do not ship the additional icons required by nm-applet:

nm-device-wired-secure, nm-signal-00-secure, nm-signal-25-secure, nm-signal-50-secure, nm-signal-75-secure, nm-signal-100-secure, and the same for gsm signal levels: gsm-3g-none-secure, gsm-3g-low-secure, gsm-3g-medium-secure, gsm-3g-high-secure, gsm-3g-full-secure (though any of the icons could be symlink to others)"