Con Kolivas wrote:
>
> >asked "Why do I have to click on kppp, why doesn't it bring up kppp
> >automatically".
> there is
> >no GUI to easily achieve this.
> >
> >After all this time surely this is acheiveable !
>
> I know this isn't quite the answer you're looking for but KDE 2 and the new
> KPPP that comes with it will do that (and dynamic dns and a few other
> things). Of course it doesn't look like this will be out till September :(
>
> Con.
>
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Ummm
if the new KPPP is stable enough for production use, it can
probably be used with the current kde--see
www.kde.org/kde1-and-kde2.html for details from David Faure on
how to run KDE2 apps on KDE1--I am using Konqueror that way and
now the only use I have for Netscape is as a message center.
Civileme
