Description of problem: When connected to WiFi and a VPN the WiFi symbol is replaced by an Ethernet symbol which prohibits someone from seeing what there WiFi strength is. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 25 How reproducible: Very Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect to a wireless network 2. Connect to a VPN Actual results: Ethernet symbol and VPN network lock symbol Expected results: WiFi symbol and VPN network lock symbol Additional info: If you guys could please change this I think it would a welcome fix. Thanks in advance.
which GUI is this about? gnome-shell, nm-applet, or plasma-nm? (I think they behave the same anyway and are possibly all affected. But to properly reassign the bug)
I had gnome-shell in mind because that is what I use most of the time in Fedora 25. Thanks for looking into this!
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