On 28 Jun 00, at 4:34, Piyush Khandelwal wrote:
> Dr. Prasad's article. Could anyone pl zgive me
> step-by-step info on connecting to VSNL thru KDE or
Dr Bhyrava Prasad's article is meant for a new user. Anyway, to
connect to the internet, use kppp, or the Gnome dialer. They are all
accessible from the start menu. Or download wvdial and its GUI
frontend, kwvdial. It is intuitive(in the MS Dial up Networking way).
edit /etc/resolv.conf and put
search [your_nameserver]
nameserver [ip_address_of_primary_nameserver[
nameserver [ip_add_of_secondary_nameserver]
Connect and browse.
There is another good article at http://pcquest.com/linux called
linux on desktop or something similar.
Other resources for connecting at http://linuxnewbie.org
and http://www.xmission.com/tknarr
> GNOME (I just loaded Linux 6.3 a week before so spare
> me on those hi-funda scripting and editing stuff Mr.
> Prasad had written.
You have to do it anyway, if you want to send mails
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