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1b1ed1a
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I may have jumped the gun on this as this morning i tried it again and it
failed! It was working well yesterday. If i can determine more accurately
why this has happened i will notify you. thanks again.
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 8:13 PM, connor6892 <email address hidden> wrote:
> No problems, I know that I've encountered very similar issues with
> KNetworkManager a while ago. If it works as you've described in Gnome,
> this must have been the package causing the problem. I don't know
> personally, but my guess is that it was just an issue with the new
> version of KDE and its network packages used by Lucid - I figure you'd
> been using the beta or release candidate. Anyway, good to know it's
> already fixed and you can use your internet, I'll mark it as invalid.
> Thanks for reporting all the same!
>
> --
> 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 “kdenetwork” package in Ubuntu: Invalid
>
> 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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