I cannot found pppoe config tools in KDE4, help!
Thanks.
Cannot found pppoe config tools in Linux Mint KDE CE
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Cannot found pppoe config tools in Linux Mint KDE CE
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Re: Cannot found pppoe config tools in Linux Mint KDE CE
lennoney wrote:I cannot found pppoe config tools in KDE4, help!
Thanks.
Hi,
mine KDE CE 6 Felicia 4.2.2
Open Konsole-Terminal
Type sudo pppoeconf
password
configure your internet connection
rgds
Roberto
Re: Cannot found pppoe config tools in Linux Mint KDE CE
En, thank you very much.
But I want use like gnome's network-manager style's gui app in task bar.
But I want use like gnome's network-manager style's gui app in task bar.
Re: Cannot found pppoe config tools in Linux Mint KDE CE
Hi lennoney
If you are using KDE look down in the lower right hand corner of your task bar in the system tray. This is the "front end GUI" called Knetworkmanager which gives the user GUI control over the backend "network-manger". Right click on this icon and it will give you a pop-up box > hover on "options" or you can click "manual configuration".
Can you see the icon ok? This program runs at startup and should appear by default in the system tray.
If for some reason the icon doesnt appear there open a terminal and type: and that should start it up for you.
Hope this helps....
If you are using KDE look down in the lower right hand corner of your task bar in the system tray. This is the "front end GUI" called Knetworkmanager which gives the user GUI control over the backend "network-manger". Right click on this icon and it will give you a pop-up box > hover on "options" or you can click "manual configuration".
Can you see the icon ok? This program runs at startup and should appear by default in the system tray.
If for some reason the icon doesnt appear there open a terminal and type:
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knetworkmanager
Hope this helps....