What is that green and black Icon which appears near the clock?

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    corsiglia

      Good evening,
      Just a question about that black and green Icon which appears on the bottom right of the screen near the clock : it seems linked to the Wifi connexion but I don’t understand why it appears or not ! Thank you
      corsiglia

      Anti X 19 / Ubuntu 20.04 / IPAD 15.1

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      Brian Masinick
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        I am not 100% certain what it is because I am not sure which panel and status tools are present.

        Based on the general description you have provided, I am guessing that you are seeing a graphical tool that shows resources used.

        Try hovering the mouse pointer over the black and green images and see if any system information appears in a temporary popup display in the same vicinity or if any statistics of any kind appear.

        That may help.

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          You could check out /usr/share/applications/ with your file manager, search the icons listed and see what your green and black one is called. WICD is indeed green and black on a white background so you could be correct in your assumption.

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          rokytnji
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            left click : brings up wicd gui on my AntiX 17 icewm taskbar on my chromebook
            right click a box shows connect; connection info ; quit

            Wicd was enabled by me on install using the f key choices before a live boot > then install .
            I usually connect up while doing a install. Since settings can be saved during the live run/install.

            Start up is in antix control center > Edit Icewm settings and Session > User Desktop Settings.

            Just a general description coming from a AntiX 17 chromebook.

            Edit: I mention this < versions > because I know antiX 19 will be dropping wicd for another connection manager.

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