I have installed networkmanager-gnome in Opensuse 11/KDE3 because I like
the list of connections it shows with just one click. How do I get
nm-applet to start at boot, and disable knetworkmanager from starting?
Normally I would just drag a shortcut to ~/.kde/Autostart, but nm-applet
doesn’t have a menu entry to copy.
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing.” Edmund Burke
uninstall knetworkmanager and log out and back in. Then launch nm-applet, log out log in. By default it should save your session including the applet.
BTW, I found that the KDE3 knetworkmanager works for me if I use a fixed IP for the WLAN connection.
Duh. I never thought of that. I forgot KDE3 done that. Thanks for
jolting my brain;) Knetworkmanager works fine as far as connecting goes.
I just hate having to create a new connection every time when I’m on the
move and find a new connection. The Gnome version will show all
available connections with one click on the networkmanager icon.
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing.” Edmund Burke