deano_ferrari;1915701 Wrote:
> Have you tried adding it to autostart via
>
> system settings (advanced) > autostart (add program)
>
> Maybe that will do it.
I hadn’t tried that – and it works
Thank you
I feel like a dolt. I’ve got the exact same system, and the exact same
question, and I can’t find Systems Settings or Autostart.
I have a brand-new, freshly installed OpenSuse 11.1 system. My laptop
uses the notorious Broadcom-based TrueMobile 1300 wifi card, and so the
wireless didn’t work immediately after I’d installed OpenSuse.
While figuring out how to get the wireless working properly, I removed
KNetwork Manager in favor of ifup/ifdown. Ultimately I switched back to
KNetworkManager, and everything works perfectly now, except that
KNetworkManager doesn’t start automatically. Rather, after I log in I
must find it in the menu and launch it.
I’d like KNetworkManager to launch automatically when I log in.
The system runs OS11.1, and KDE 4. I cannot find System Settings or
Autostart. I’ve entered each of those in the search field on the menu
and come up empty. I’ve run Yast, and the closest thing I find there is
system services and sysconfig editors, neither of which is appropriate
for this.
I’m trying to get knetworkmanager to automatically start on boot. I
followed the sequence:
start menu–>Configure Desktop–>Advanced (tab)–>Autostart
knetworkmanager isn’t one of the programs in the pop up window. So, I’m
attempting to give it a path name. I tried finding the path with a file
search, but after 15 minutes of searching, I gave up. Any help would
appreciated.
–
The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance, it is the illusion
of knowledge.
Daniel J. Boorstin US Patent Office
swerdna;1915669 Wrote:
> Hello
>
> How do I arrange for the Knetworkmanager icon to appear by default
> (each time I boot) in the panel in KDE4 openSUSE 11.1?
>
> Thanks
> Swerdna
How can one auto-start an application/applet for KDE_3.5 ?