After Xubuntu started, the Network Connections indicator (double arrow icon) was not shown in the XFCE panel.
I assume it should normally to appear just to the left of the clock.
I was able to start a terminal and see all my eth0 and wlan0 interfaces, and when I plugged in a network cable successfully acquired a DHCP address, thus the underlying network connectivity appears to be functioning.
Without this icon I was unable to scan for and connect to a wireless network easily.
As this functionality was here in Xubuntu precise alpha 2 and every other previous image I tested I assume something has been broken.
After Xubuntu started, the Network Connections indicator (double arrow icon) was not shown in the XFCE panel.
I assume it should normally to appear just to the left of the clock.
I was able to start a terminal and see all my eth0 and wlan0 interfaces, and when I plugged in a network cable successfully acquired a DHCP address, thus the underlying network connectivity appears to be functioning.
Without this icon I was unable to scan for and connect to a wireless network easily.
As this functionality was here in Xubuntu precise alpha 2 and every other previous image I tested I assume something has been broken.