Kill Gnome Network Manager
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:43 pm
One of the recent updates has brought back the Gnome Network Manager into my system tray. I'd like to know how to get it so just the KDE Network Manager shows up there. Here's a short synopsis of recent events:
I installed the plasma for the KDE network manager, then added it to the system tray. On restart, just the KDE network status icon would show up and the Gnome one would not. I would only be asked for my master password once.
A recent update has caused the Gnome Network Manager to show up in the system tray, along with the KDE one. I am now asked for my password twice. The KDE network manager icon claims to be in a "passive" state. I assume this is because the password request for the Gnome Network Manager occurs first.
How do I stop the Gnome Network Manager from running on start? I couldn't find it in the list of startup services, but I didn't spend a long time looking, either.
I tried to remove networkmanager and gnome-networkmanager, but both ended up being dependencies on mint-meta-kde, so my entire KDE wanted to disappear.
I originally installed from the Gloria KDE CE.
Thanks for any help.
I installed the plasma for the KDE network manager, then added it to the system tray. On restart, just the KDE network status icon would show up and the Gnome one would not. I would only be asked for my master password once.
A recent update has caused the Gnome Network Manager to show up in the system tray, along with the KDE one. I am now asked for my password twice. The KDE network manager icon claims to be in a "passive" state. I assume this is because the password request for the Gnome Network Manager occurs first.
How do I stop the Gnome Network Manager from running on start? I couldn't find it in the list of startup services, but I didn't spend a long time looking, either.
I tried to remove networkmanager and gnome-networkmanager, but both ended up being dependencies on mint-meta-kde, so my entire KDE wanted to disappear.
I originally installed from the Gloria KDE CE.
Thanks for any help.