Re: Network icons documented?

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Hi

there is no documentation about network icons, but it's pretty simple. There 
are three types of indicators:

1) icon + lock = you are connected to a VPN connection
2) icon + question mark = you are not connected, but there is some available 
connection
3) icon + explanation mark = you are connected, but with limited connectivity, 
which usually means you are not able to reach the full internet

I guess your case would be number 3). This check for connectivity should be 
working only when you have NetworkManager configured to do so or you have 
installed NetworkManager-config-connectivity-fedora which checks a file on 
fedoraproject.org.

Regards,
Jan
-- 
Jan Grulich 
Red Hat Czech, s.r.o

jgrulich@redhat.comOn Monday 16 of March 2015 17:35 Ed Greshko wrote:
> Running F21 and KDE4.  I just noticed, maybe after an update, that the
> network icon on the systray is different than it was before.  On the right
> side is a little yellow marker and I've no idea what it should mean.
> 
> Is there information somewhere telling people possibilities?
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