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  1. 05-31-2007 #1
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    KDE network status applet

    Hi

    I have been using GNOME for some time now and when I came to KDE I have been searching for a network status applet that can tell me if my cable is unplugged or if there is some problem with my network connection (quite similar to the GNOME network status applet). But I have not found one....can anybody suggest me a good pointer as to where should I search?

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    Knetstats, Knemo.
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    Thanks a lot....i have installed knetstats and it is good....
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    yum -y install knetstats
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    did you try knetworkmanager?
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils_casper
    did you try knetworkmanager?
    Thanks casper its even better.....just installed it and it gives me all options with a right click.
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    you are Welcome Apoorv ! its switch to online/offline mode option is best for limited Data Transfer net connections.
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