All,
Built and installed knemo, my favorite network monitor. The first thing I notices was there was no menu entry created? IIRC there was always a launcher. Not a huge problem, 'kcmshell kcm_knemo' fires the config right up. Configure it to taste, set nettools backend to sys and --- nothing shows up in the systray?
Tweak config, try NetTools backend, delete eth0 and recreate, still - no knemo in systray. Hmm - anyone else see this?
[ ] hide when not connected - unchecked :)
On 03/28/2012 05:34 PM, David C. Rankin wrote:
All,
Built and installed knemo, my favorite network monitor. The first thing I notices was there was no menu entry created? IIRC there was always a launcher. Not a huge problem, 'kcmshell kcm_knemo' fires the config right up. Configure it to taste, set nettools backend to sys and --- nothing shows up in the systray?
Tweak config, try NetTools backend, delete eth0 and recreate, still - no knemo in systray. Hmm - anyone else see this?
[ ] hide when not connected - unchecked :)
I hope this isn't a 'stealth' side effect to the libpng15 issue :(
On 03/28/2012 05:42 PM, David C. Rankin wrote:
On 03/28/2012 05:34 PM, David C. Rankin wrote:
All,
Built and installed knemo, my favorite network monitor. The first thing I notices was there was no menu entry created? IIRC there was always a launcher. Not a huge problem, 'kcmshell kcm_knemo' fires the config right up. Configure it to taste, set nettools backend to sys and --- nothing shows up in the systray?
Tweak config, try NetTools backend, delete eth0 and recreate, still - no knemo in systray. Hmm - anyone else see this?
[ ] hide when not connected - unchecked :)
I hope this isn't a 'stealth' side effect to the libpng15 issue :(
After launching knemo the first time you must restart TDE before it will show up in systray - there needs to be some type of install note on that or users will pull there hair out waiting for the systray icon to appear...
Open a bug report??
After launching knemo the first time you must restart TDE before it will show up in systray - there needs to be some type of install note on that or users will pull there hair out waiting for the systray icon to appear...
Open a bug report??
I checked here. I dis not need to restart the session.
1. KControl/Internet & Chat/Network Monitor, enable the check box, select the Apply button. 2. KNemo then appears in the Service Manager (KControl/TDE Components) list. 3. As soon as I start knemo the icon appears in the system tray.
Perhaps clean your profile of any traces of knemo and then repeat the process.
Darrell
On 03/29/2012 07:16 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
I checked here. I dis not need to restart the session.
- KControl/Internet & Chat/Network Monitor, enable the check box, select the Apply button.
- KNemo then appears in the Service Manager (KControl/TDE Components) list.
- As soon as I start knemo the icon appears in the system tray.
Perhaps clean your profile of any traces of knemo and then repeat the process.
Darrell
I don't know why it would matter, but I use 'kcmshell kcm_knemo' to start the service. Should have shown up -- I guess. It was certainly started and included in the session information because when I restarted to test TDM, it popped right up -- gremlins...
Built and installed knemo, my favorite network monitor. The first thing I notices was there was no menu entry created? IIRC there was always a launcher. Not a huge problem, 'kcmshell kcm_knemo' fires the config right up. Configure it to taste, set nettools backend to sys and --- nothing shows up in the systray?
Tweak config, try NetTools backend, delete eth0 and recreate, still - no knemo in systray. Hmm - anyone else see this?
[ ] hide when not connected - unchecked :)
If I recall correctly, there never was a menu entry. The app is intended to be a desktop service. The proper way to autostart the app was through KControl/Service Manager and Internet & Network/Network Monitor.
Darrell
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