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I agree. I have hesitated in reinstalling KDE in case the same issue occurs.
I will try one more time at installing KDE and see what occurs. Of course i
will look for all appropriate packages only. Since i had limited internet
connection with KDE and should any errors occur i will attempt to notify you
of the bugs through KDE. If that fails i will attempt to get as much info as
possible and send it via Gnome. If after the next attempt KDE fails i will
not continue to try and will remain with Gnome only. Thank you very much for
spending so much time and consideration on this bug. it is appreciated.
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 7:45 AM, connor6892 <email address hidden> wrote:
> Okay, we can take this two ways now. Until there is more debug
> information for this, I cannot step it up to confirmed especially given
> that no one else is suffering the issue under this particular report. I
> do believe this is at least a usability bug with Kubuntu though and one
> which should be fixed. This would however mean that you would have to
> install the Kubuntu packages again and send in some debug information,
> which could hopefully be done automatically using direct connection.
>
> Or, we can assume that this is simply a settings issue and not an actual
> bug in the code, spare you the time and stress and I'll mark it as
> invalid. No worries either way, and it's clearly not a bug for lots of
> people which could feasibly be fixed in later KDE versions, and might
> well exist as a bug or known issue to KDE. I'm comfortable going with it
> either way.
>
> --
> Ubuntu10.4 AMD64 installed with gnome+kde desktops. in gnome usb wireless
> works but in kde it does not accept ppp settings
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> Status in “knetworkmanager” package in Ubuntu: New
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> Bug description:
> Hi, I have installed Ubuntu 10.04 AMD64 with Gnome first and have my Optus
> E620/E169 USB Wireless modem working well under Gnome. Also installed is the
> KDE4 desktop. Under KDE the USB icon does not appear on the desktop as in
> Gnome. The KPPP has been installed along with many other KDE extras(200MB+).
> I have set the proxy settings/
> says I have network connection errors. I am baffled as to why this occurs. I
> thought that the settings would auto transfer even though the desktop is
> different. In the Gnome desktop I am able to use KDE settings/programmes and
> when in KDE I am able to choose Gnome. Is anyone able to shed some light on
> this topic please? Thanks in advance.
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