I installed the KDE plasma desktop through Ubuntu software center. I am on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx. After the install, I'm unable to connect to my WiFi connection in the KDE session. But I can connect to my WiFi perfectly through GNOME session. I've tried a lot without much success.

Jan 23, 2015 Tutorial Setting Wifi Opensuse ipe ibrone. Suse network configuration - Duration. (KDE) - Linux distro. Dec 19, 2013 - I recently was taking part in a training at a place which had poor cellular reception, no wifi and only one single ethernet connection. Thus we had to the ethernet via wifi. I tried to do just that with my laptop via NetworkManager - and it worked out of the box. The basic situation is.

Also KDE doesn't store my password correctly and keeps prompting for authorization again and again. • Some of the things that I noticed: • Network is detected, Network name and strength is also displayed.

Other characteristics also appear properly. • When the credentials are supplied, it accepts them and continually displays the message 'Setting network address'.

However this process never succeeds. • At this stage the password is repeatedly asked many times but the connection is never established.

• Some of the other things that I did: • I have also tried other things like restarting my modem and the computer. That didn't work.

• I tried to restart nm-applet and KNetworkManager. Windows 8.1 Pre Activated Iso 32 Bit on this page. That didn't work either. • ifconfig display all my interfaces and Mac addresses correctly. Since it's working fine GNOME the drivers are fine.

This is sure a KDE specific issue. Other threads related to this on the interwebs don't offer much information either. Please share a solution for this.

If you come from ANY desktop (gnome, old kde 3.x, windows) you will notice that KDE 4.x management for wireless (and even wired) connections is. Well let me sugar coated.not good. For example you can also find several of my posts there dating several months back (and some bug reports) about how horrible and hard it is to work with the network in KDE. It is NOT user friendly in any way, might be user friendly for an octupus but not a human. The problem you are having is not with the modem or network card. – Jan 26 '11 at 17:26 •. The problem is knetworkmanager and how it 'handles' whatever it is that it handles.

Franco Belge Lorraine Manual Transfer. Lets put a simple example (Am a KDE Fan before i start as you can see in the KDE Forum. But i hate to not be neutral) when you want to share a wifi connection, in gnome you would click on the network icon, select Create New Wireless Conection and share it from there. In KDE you need to pray.

You need to find a rabbits foot or something since i have tried anything you can think of. Anyway you are much better of using the console.

Like ifconfig, dhclient in KDE than using the horrible knetwork. P7mviewer Crack. – Jan 26 '11 at 17:29.

Shares 167 Problem description I experienced this strange issue in Ubuntu 16.04 and. When I tried to connect to wifi, I clicked on the available wireless networks, entered the correct wifi password. A few seconds later, I was still not connected to the internet. I thought it may be that I entered an incorrect password. So, I tried to connect again. This time typing the password slowly and then I double checked it to make sure that the password was correct. But no, it won’t connect to the internet.