I'm not a fan of the networking applet (nm-applet) in the panel of Ubuntu. When I had a laptop and was moving networks all the time it was handy, but I'm using a desktop at the moment, and there is no easy way to turn it off. If you would like to remove it, then there are a couple of steps that you will need to follow.
- Open the Sessions dialog; System --> Preferences --> Sessions
- In the Startup Programs tab find the Network Manager option and untick the box.
- Then go into the Current Sessions tab, and select the program which says 'nm-applet --sm-disable' (without quotes).
- Click 'Remove', and then 'Apply'.
- Now close the dialog (save if it asks you too).
- Restart gdm (Gnome Display Manager); Close all open Applications, Then press Ctrl+Alt+Backspace.
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