After you do that, create a Kppp icon on your desktop to make it *really* easy
to start. Right click-New-Application-Kppp.
Under the "Execute" tab, just put "kppp".
-Josh
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Steveassuming you are in the KDE desktop, open the application
starter (the gear with the K on
Steveassuming you are in the KDE desktop, open the application
starter (the gear with the K on it at the bottom left hand corner of the
screen) and choose Internet and then choose Kppp (cascading menus).
It'll need setting up the first time you run it (pretty much like
dial-up networking on
