[debbugs-tracker] bug#35554: closed (No network GUI installed by default on XFCE)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: No network GUI installed by default on XFCE Date: Sat, 4 May 2019 02:38:31 +0200 (CEST)

1. install guix 1.0.0, only pick xfce desktop environment
   
2. when you log in there's no "Network Connections" in Applications > Settings, and there's no network applet in the panel
   

What I did to work around it:

1. sudo nmtui to connect to wifi
2. guix install network-manager
   
3. guix install network-manager-applet
   
4. log out and back in again
   
5. there's a network applet in the panel, and "Network Connections" can be found under Applications > Settings.
   

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> Hello!
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> Calle Kabo <address@hidden> skribis:
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> > 1 install guix 1.0.0, only pick xfce desktop environment
> > 2 when you log in there's no "Network Connections" in Applications > 
> > Settings, and there's no network applet in the panel
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> Fixed in 05d907ac6fc6e139389a91ab5540c0dc573a8ce7.
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