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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/53.0.2785.143 Safari/537.36 Build Identifier: When I resume my laptop from suspend and need to connect to a new Wifi network, the network list displays a spinner and never seems to finish loading. This appears to be strictly a UI bug. As a workaround, I run the following, and it works perfectly: $ nmcli device wifi list $ nmcli device wifi connect [name] Once connected, the UI displays the list of networks correctly. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Resume from suspend in a place without known wifi connections 2. Open the top right menu 3. Click "Select Network" Actual Results: Loading indicator is displayed forever (or at least, for much longer than it takes to scan for networks) Expected Results: Network list should be displayed This only seems to happen when the computer does not already connect to a known network. I've only tested this when resuming from suspend, not after a reboot - don't know if that matters.
This bug also happens if I "forget" the wifi network I'm connected to and suspend the laptop. That makes it easy to repro it.
"Select Network" sounds like a GNOME shell functionality, not nm-applet. Nevertheless, we get similar reports (rh #1350221, rh #1403645) for the applet (which I'm unable to reproduce in Fedora 26). I'm wondering if you could share the journal entries? (just redirect "journalctl -fl" to a file while suspending & resuming to reproduce the issue).
Closing this. Can't reproduce and no response from the reporter.