Timothy Murphy wrote:
> What I don't understand is the relation to nm-applet.
> I had understood that knetworkmanager was a replacement for this.
> But I have both running, and my WiFi connection seems fine.
Yes, but one is redundant, only one is needed.
> I haven't actually seen any point in knetworkmanager to date.
Because you're running nm-applet as well. It makes no sense to run both.
Pick one and uninstall the other.
Kevin Kofler
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