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My wireless network password is always remembered by KNetworkmanager, but I still have to enter a Kwallet password at the beginning of the day. Why can't I save that password too?--there doesn't appear to be an option allowing me to. I don't like entering passwords.
Never mind, I solved my own problem. For a network, right click the KNetworkmanager icon on the right side of the taskbar--->Options--->Configure. Change "Store Keys in Kwallet" to "Store Keys in Config file" (Unencrypted). Unless you care about having your network key encrypted, which I don't--no one else uses my computer.
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