5 Feb
2014
5 Feb
'14
3:01 p.m.
I just upgraded my Debian to Wheezy and I am surprised to see that KNetworkManager
can't be
installed. I recall reading something about it in the past on this list and I also
remember that
R14 is supposed to have a solution for this. I looked throughthe list archives, but
couldn't find
a solutions. So three questions:
1. What applet can I use for managing network connections?
2. Should I give up on network-manager altogether?
3. What is the reason for this situation (yes, I am interested in developer's
perspective)?
Janek
5 Feb
5 Feb
3:08 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
On 02/05/2014 07:01 AM, Jan Stolarek wrote:
I just upgraded my Debian to Wheezy and I am surprised
to see that KNetworkManager can't be
installed. I recall reading something about it in the past on this list and I also
remember that
R14 is supposed to have a solution for this. I looked throughthe list archives, but
couldn't find
a solutions. So three questions:
1. What applet can I use for managing network connections?
wicd is the only choice, I think. But you have to uninstall
network-manager, or it'll run in the background and cause trouble for wicd.
I hope network-manager is fixed in R14, as I prefer it to wicd.
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6:58 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
Thank you for responses. I am using wicd at the moment and it seems to work.
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and
network-manager from Squeeze
I wouldn't mind that. The question is if I can go
back to old network-manager once I upgraded to
the new one?
2) Use a different application - for example nm-applet
I would love to use nm-applet, but for some reason the icon does not show properly
in the
taskbar - see the attached screenshot (which I hope will make it to the list). Should I
report
this as a trinity bug?
Janek
7:02 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
Dne st 5. února 2014 Jan Stolarek napsal(a):
Thank you for responses. I am using wicd at the moment
and it seems to
work.
Yes, a return is possible. Add to your apt sources lines for squeeze
(both - debian and Trinity) and in the aptitude manually select squeeze
version of packages.
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and
network-manager from
Squeeze
I wouldn't mind that. The question is if I can go
back to old
network-manager once I upgraded to the new one?
Slavek
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2) Use a different application - for example
nm-applet
I would love to use nm-applet, but for some reason the icon does not
show properly in the taskbar - see the attached screenshot (which I
hope will make it to the list). Should I report this as a trinity bug?
Janek 
7:18 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
Thank you for responses. I am using wicd at the moment
and it seems to
work.
The nm-applet bug is not a TDE problem. Some gnome tray apps from that
time period have a problem with reading the tray icon size.
Tim
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and
network-manager from Squeeze
I wouldn't mind that. The question is if I can go
back to old
network-manager once I upgraded to
the new one?
2) Use a different application - for example
nm-applet
I would love to use nm-applet, but for some reason the icon does not
show
properly in the
taskbar - see the attached screenshot (which I hope will make it to the
list). Should I report
this as a trinity bug? 
7:20 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
said Jan Stolarek:
| Thank you for responses. I am using wicd at the moment and it seems
| to work.
fwiw, i use wicd all the time, after *years* of anguish with knm. in
more than a decade i've never gotten knm to work as it says on the
tin. and never had wicd fail.
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7:35 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
I found that it's possible to install Network Manager from Squeeze, but
I don't recommend it as it may cause some dependency problems. In my
case, this dependency hell went up to GTK, making Zenity, Audacious
etc. unusable, so I had to reinstall and find something other.
I've found that Wicd, which I'm using for wired/home Wi-fi, doesn't
work with my university network (Eduroam), so I have Wicd for normal,
wireless connectivity and a script which starts WPA supplicant for
university network.
I've read in mail header that You're from University, if You have
Eduroam (it's an universal site in many universities), have You found
any method of authenticating it in Wicd?
MCbx
Jan Stolarek <jan.stolarek(a)p.lodz.pl> napisał(a):
Thank you for responses. I am using wicd at the moment
and it seems
to work.
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and
network-manager from
Squeeze
I wouldn't mind that. The question is if I can go back to old
network-manager once I upgraded to the new one?
2) Use a different application - for example
nm-applet
I would love to use nm-applet, but for some reason the icon does not
show properly in the taskbar - see the attached screenshot (which I
hope will make it to the list). Should I report this as a trinity bug?
Janek
7:45 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
The nm-applet bug is not a TDE problem.
:( This
makes me sad, especially that on old KDE 3.5 it used to work flawlessly.
I've read in mail header that You're from
University, if You have
Eduroam (it's an universal site in many universities), have You found
any method of authenticating it in Wicd?
I am currently at home, but I will try
eduroam next week. I'll report back if I succeed.
Anyway, I am anxiously waiting for R15 to be released since then the whole problem will
just go
away, right?
Janek
7:55 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
Dnia , o godz.
Jan Stolarek <jan.stolarek(a)p.lodz.pl> napisał(a):
To run Eduroam You'll have to introduce a certificate file and login
credentials, I haven't found an option for this authentication + WPA,
in Wicd, but wpa_supplicant.conf can be easily configured for it.
Certificate (at least at AGH University) doesn't need to be converted
any way, there are some old tutorials with converting certiciate file,
they're outdated.
I hope this Kopete bug with Gadu-Gadu protocol will be fixed in next
release too, especially that there's something like a patch from earlier
KDE, I think it can be incorporated into source (but I have no
idea how to build and test it). It's quite boring to remove empty
contacts from list again and again.
MCbx
The nm-applet
bug is not a TDE problem.
:( This makes me sad, especially that on old KDE 3.5 it
used to work
flawlessly.
I've read in mail header that You're from
University, if You have
Eduroam (it's an universal site in many universities), have You
found any method of authenticating it in Wicd?
I am currently at home, but I will
try eduroam next week. I'll report
back if I succeed.
Anyway, I am anxiously waiting for R15 to be released since then the
whole problem will just go away, right?
Janek
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5:28 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
Dne st 5. února 2014 Jan Stolarek napsal(a):
I just upgraded my Debian to Wheezy and I am surprised
to see that
KNetworkManager can't be installed. I recall reading something about it
in the past on this list and I also remember that R14 is supposed to
have a solution for this. I looked throughthe list archives, but
couldn't find a solutions. So three questions:
1. What applet can I use for managing network connections?
2. Should I give up on network-manager altogether?
3. What is the reason for this situation (yes, I am interested in
developer's perspective)?
Janek
To solve applet for network-manager in Debian 7.x (Wheezy) are three
possible solutions:
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and network-manager from Squeeze
2) Use a different application - for example nm-applet
3) Update Trinity to nightly-builds
Slavek
--
6 Feb
6 Feb
4:25 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] KNetworkManager not working in Wheezy?
On Wednesday 05 February 2014 08:28:05 you wrote:
Dne st 5. února 2014 Jan Stolarek napsal(a):
The nightly buids, aka R14, has network-manager-tde, this works well.
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Peace,
Greg
I just upgraded my Debian to Wheezy and I am
surprised to see that
KNetworkManager can't be installed. I recall reading something
about it in the past on this list and I also remember that R14 is
supposed to have a solution for this. I looked throughthe list
archives, but couldn't find a solutions. So three questions:
1. What applet can I use for managing network connections?
2. Should I give up on network-manager altogether?
3. What is the reason for this situation (yes, I am interested in
developer's perspective)?
Janek
To solve applet for network-manager in Debian 7.x (Wheezy) are three
possible solutions:
1) Hold the network-manager-kde-trinity and network-manager from
Squeeze 2) Use a different application - for example nm-applet
3) Update Trinity to nightly-builds
Slavek
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