Since a few days KNetworkManager does not show up in the system tray anymore - nor is it running.
It used to start automatically after logon, after it was started manually once.
Now, after switching the “Network Setup Method” (with YaST>Network Settings) from “User controlled with NetworkManger” to “Traditional Method with ifup” and back a number of times, the KNetworkManager does not want to restart automatically any more…
Any idea what my cause this problem?
BTW: I am on openSuse 11.1 with kernel 2.6.27.39-0.2-pae
Looks like my problem is a singular case, so let me rephrase my question:
How does KNetworkManager - and all the other system tray programs - start automatically after logon to KDE?
Adding KNetworkManager to the autostart list in the “Personal Settings” does the job, but this seems not to be the official/regular way to accomplish such autostarts…