> Hi > > Anyone install KDE 3.4 ? Fedora seems to be as usuall the easiest > distro to install a new version of KDE. I only had about 10 KDE > packages installed and it went quite well. Looks quite nice and i see > it pops some nfs icons onto the desktop. Still playing with it. :-) > Well I just got a new Thinkpad A31p(well somewhat new, at least "new" to me), and installed FC3, and did all the upgrades and installed KDE 3.4. Really like it, a bit more polished. I really like it. But one thing keeps bugging me is that there is no quick and easy way to switch network settings when you use a laptop on multiple networks. Windows you can purchase a 3rd party app called MNM(MultiNetworkManager)from GlobeSoft, and at boot up(or while the OS is up and running) pick different network configurations. I know of QuickSwitch and have used it in the past, but it like Network Profiles is way to clunky and in all a pita to setup. Right now my solution is just creating the required files(actually creating them in Network Config and copying them to a seperate dir), and using a bash script to move them to the correct locations. I still have to hand switch when I have to deal with proxies since KDE has it own settings, as well as GAIM, and Firefox. Anyone know of an all-in-one solution? Plus I still have the problem of the desktop icons rearranging themselves on the next login... go figure... -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.12 GIT d+ s: a+ C++ UL++ P+ L++ E--- W+++ N+ o-- K w O+ M-- V-- PS+ PE Y+ PGP+ t 5 X- R* tv- b++ DI++++ D++ G e h--- r++ y** ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
