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Hi,
I installed NetworkManager by using pacman -S networkmanager.
I do not know how to use it from this point however. My goal is to load the applet into xfce4.4 but nm-applet doesn't work. Am I trying to run it incorrectly? it says command not found.
I also could not find any documentation as to how to use it from the command line and not from gui... thanks for your help!
Last edited by no24 (2007-02-02 08:45:00)
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You need to install a frontend as well. But there is no pure gtk-frontend. Either you need to install the one for Gnome with Gnome dependencies or the one for KDE with qt- and kde-dependencies.
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thanks!
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how can I determine which gnome dependencies gnome-network-manager requires?
i tried to use ldd but wasn't sure what the path was
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Just install it and pacman figures out the rest. If pacman doesn't drag in any more packages you already have all depandencies installed!
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i install gnome-network-manager with pacman, and it seems to install its dependencies as well, but running
nm-applet
fails to load the applet?
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the terminal just stops without showing an error or returning to the prompt or anything.
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okay I've gotten it to run, sortof, except theres like 15 instances of it open in xfapplet? it does this on NetworkManager restart and on boot...
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knetworkmanager runs fine, even if it's uglier.
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To get the gnome-applet working in xfce, you should consider to enable first the Gnome services in the session settings dialog. I got it working doing that.
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oh ill try that. thanks! knetworkmanager is just ugly
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