I had some problems getting my my 3G internet working in KDE which worked fine and almost automatically in GNOME. This is what I did to solve my problem - not sure if this will work for you. In GNOME (where everything was set up and working) I opened network manager and took screenshots of all the configuration windows - it seems that the GNOME networkmanager does more autoconfiguration than knetworkmanager. I then logged into KDE and used the screenshots to configure knetworkmanager. I know our situations differ, but I think it's worth a try. Good luck, I hope you solve this.
On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Steve Brettell <sbrettell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am running Jaunty Jackalope on a Toshiba Laptop. In Gnome, I have
no problem hooking up to my wireless network. In KDE, I can't hook up
no matter what I try. Wired works just fine, but the inconvenience is
causing me to not use KDE.
Can anyone suggest a solution to this? I would like to use wireless,
and I would like it to work as seamlessly as in Gnome.
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ourselves down to responsibility. But truth insists on marriage. Once
a person embraces truth, he is in its ruthless, but gentle, grasp.”
- Rebazar Tarzs, Tibetan Lama
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