Is there someplace in XFCE that I need to do something to give it access to WiFi?
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Over the last few days I've had the laptop in my office plugged in via
an Ethernet cable. Sometime during that fussing I switched from KDE to
XFCE. I've got enough working on it that I took it downstairs where I
connect with WiFi. When I try, I see that my router's connection is
locked (shows a closed padlock). It doesn't matter if I'm logged in as a
normal user (if one can consider me normal) or if I'm logged in as root.
Switching to KDE, I am able to connect as a normal user.
- [PLUG] WiFi Locked -- XFCE on Slackware Dick Steffens
- Re: [PLUG] WiFi Locked -- XFCE on Slackware King Beowulf
- [PLUG] Resolved: WiFi Locked -- XFCE on Slackware Dick Steffens
