[GaryAmes]

Is there a way to make the bottom shelf invisible without causing the network choosing/display icon to become non-functional? So far the only fix that has worked for me is to reinstall the entire system and then leave the shelf visible.

[Duma]

Network applet use systray, is not a E-module.
Instead systray is a E-module, but is a little buggy and it works only with always visible shelf.

Maybe, but I don't know if it correctly works because I've never used, you could use network manager built as a E-module, I think you could find it in Left Click -> Settings -> Modules.
Load it and add to a shelf.

[ottermaton]

GaryAmes, on 26 September 2011 - 07:43 AM, said:

Is there a way to make the bottom shelf invisible without causing the network choosing/display icon to become non-functional? So far the only fix that has worked for me is to reinstall the entire system and then leave the shelf visible.

Yea, there's a bug in the systray that makes it so you must leave it visible and on top to work properly. One thing you can do is set it to autohide to get it out of your way.

Another possibility is to switch to the connman gadget as in this wiki article that fishhead recently wrote.

cheers
mark

[Jeff]

As a heads up - no need to reinstall if your e settings get messed up. Simply run in terminal:

rm -rf ~/.e

And then log out and log back in. You will then get the setup wizard again.

~Jeff

[GaryAmes]

Jeff, on 26 September 2011 - 04:10 PM, said:

As a heads up - no need to reinstall if your e settings get messed up. Simply run in terminal:

rm -rf ~/.e

And then log out and log back in. You will then get the setup wizard again.

~Jeff

Ok Thanks. I'm using Bodhi Linux as a base for an home recording studio with Audacity as the main recording software. It runs much smoother with a light distro such as Bodhi. The best I've tried so far in terms of system speed. Bodhi runs the smoothest of any distro I've tryed so far on some of my older computers as well.