2 part question: Speeding up MDK9.1/GNOME question
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2 part question: Speeding up MDK9.1/GNOME question
In KDE I use the KPPP dialer to connect to the net. But where and how could I get a Dialer like KPPP in the GNOME desktop?
I want to switch from KDE to GNOME because KDE really slows Mandy down. Someone mentioned that I had to uninstall X and get turn off the New Hardware Detection thing. How could I do those?? And whats "X" mean?
You have to get and install kppp in order to use it with GNOME. Try urpmi kppp as root or download it manually from http://freshmeat.net/projects/kppp/
its already installed on your system, you dont have to reinstall it in gnome. what do u exactly mean by switching to gnome? if you have both kde and gnome, logout and log back in gnome.
one point I wanna make clear is that you have 1 system, if u have something "in kde", it is in "gnome" as well
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