KDE is of course not related to networking, but, as I said, networking
worked with 4.0 but not in 4.2. I guess it is an issue of integration with
the distribution.I was not motivated enough to try to solve the problem, and
I removed 200MB or so of KDE. I will just wait for Kubuntu 9.04, and give
2009/1/29 Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com:
KDE is of course not related to networking, but, as I said, networking
worked with 4.0 but not in 4.2. I guess it is an issue of integration with
the distribution.I was not motivated enough to try to solve the problem, and
I removed 200MB or so of KDE.
Dotan,
The policy I would like to promote is that of diversity. OOo is great, but
people should be able to choose between (at least) LaTeX, OOo, LyX, AbiWord,
and KOffice. KOffice is more slick, but less compatible. I think that
students should be exposed to a variety of tools. If I had to force
Ok, I downloaded and installed KDE 4.2 on 8.10. I was impressed with the
bells and whistles, but was not converted. For one KOffice did not work (I
guess it is a distribution issue, but did not want to spend time on this.
Second, the wireless did not work, so I had no connectivity (it was working
wifi is not related to kde. It is related to the correct drivers and the
kernel configuration. If it worked with older kernel, it should work with
this one as well.
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 9:39 PM, Yossi Gil yossi@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, I downloaded and installed KDE 4.2 on 8.10. I was
Another thing that I'd like to mention is that I recommend Open Office
instead of Koffice, just for compatibility's sake. They do not
interpret ODF the same way.
If you want help with the wifi, let us know and we will solve it.
First, though, try opening knetworkmanager and see if that will get
