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I have for a long time been really frustrated with network-manager on my laptops, as it takes quite a while for it to connect to wireless after the laptop have been to sleep etc.
As I do not use ipv6 anywhere right now this works very well for me!
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Damn Ubuntu NetworkManager applet
Wireless networking mysteriously stopped working on our family Ubuntu 10.04 laptop. The network indicator had also disappeared from the top panel. After several hours of googling, I finally managed to restore the indicator, and the network connection with it. Turns out the NetworkManager applet (nm-applet) was running in the background, but the indicator never showed up. Killing and restarting the process did the trick:
Open a terminal window.
sudo pkill nm-applet
sudo nm-applet (the indicator should now re-appear)
Reboot (to check that the indicator still shows up)
