Network Manager shows default gnome icons for secured networks' signal strength

[Andrzej Kłapeć]

Hi, I'm using Natty with network-manager 0.8.3+git.20101219t181118.e919218-0ubuntu1 and I'm experiencing an issue with the way it displays signal strength near each wireless network name. Have a look at the screenshots. As you can see, the unsecured wifi networks get the proper icons (depending on icons theme - whether it's ubuntu's default, faenza or elementary) but the secured ones get either an icon from ubuntu set (happens with the elementary theme) or from the gnome theme (when using faenza).
I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure it's not an issue with the icons themes - if so, why does faenza get an ubuntu icon when elementary gets a gnome one? And why does that happen only with secured networks?

[Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre (cyphermox)]

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)

[Andrzej Kłapeć (solidslash)]

Thank you, that would be it.