Comment 3 for bug 1618867

I went back to Mint 17.3 on all 4 of my laptops. Mint has gone down
the drain starting with 18.0. Too much overhead and way too many
bugs compared to earlier versions. I may switch to another distro in
the future.
- RB

On Wed, Sep 13, 2017, at 11:51 AM, Cristian Rios wrote:
> Having exactly the same issue in two computers since Linux Mint 18...> I've partially solved the issue using the following command,
>
> sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
>
> But it's not optimal since I have to do it every time I put my
> computer> in suspension.
>
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> Title:
> Wifi Doesn't Start After Suspend
>
> Status in Linux Mint:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> I am having a problem with Linux Mint 18 MATE 32-bit. When I
> log back> in after suspend, wireless does not restart correctly. But
> rather, the> Ethernet icon appears in the panel. When the Ethernet icon
> appears in> the panel, I have wireless service but NO wireless networks
> are shown> and wireless is grayed out. The only way to restore the wireless
> service to show the correct icon and other available wireless
> networks> is to either log out and log back in or reboot the laptop. This is
> rather disturbing considering that this is the very first time I've> had a networking problem going all the way back to Linux Mint 11 and> also all the way back to Ubuntu 5.10. This seems to be a consistent> problem. I have been using Lenovo Thinkpads for years with no
> networking issues until Linux Mint 18. Linux Mint 17.X ran
> flawlessly.> The problem may/may not be in the Ubuntu 16.04 code base
> because I've> also had various problems with Ubuntu MATE 16.04. Thank you.
>
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