Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Kubuntu better. The KDE3 version of KNetworkManager has been
discontinued by its original authors. This unfortunately means that
there will be no more bugfix releases, and updates in general will be
limited to those fixing securit
yes, it adds style at the expense of a new learning curve. Can't tell yet if it
has drawbacks, but works good for normal WLAN usage.
I think if knetworkmanager is that obsolete, that it doesn't work anymore, it
should be removed from network-manager-kde package or be replaced with a little
info
Ok, it seems that knetworkmanager is no longer used with KDE 4.2 (though
I already upgraded to 4.2 on intrepid using backports and it worked
there). There is a new program nm-system-settings, called "Network
Management" widget at KDE. Add this to your control bar. This seems to
work fine, though it
confirmed.
knetworkmanager shows the available access points just fine inclusing
signal strength, but trying to connect to one just does plain nothing,
not even a message that something would have failed.
nm-applet connects fine without changing anything else.
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[Jaunty] Knetworkmanager is not
I can confirm this bug.
I upgraded to jaunty yesterday (from intrepid) and knetworkmanager didn't
appear and doesn't connect to any wireless network. Actually it shows them, but
if you try to let it connect, nothing happens. Work-around using nm-applet
works for me, but knetworkmanager is really
