Re: KDE kppp network dialer

["ben s." <stuart@xxxxxxx>]

Alan-
I'll assume that you are using RPM's to install KDE.  If so, when you
download the KDE apps RPM it merely unzips a whole bunch of other RPM's
into a directory.  There is information about this in the documentation
that comes with kde (i think the default location is
/usr/doc/KDE-1.1/installation-guide/)  To quote it exactly: "You now have
installed the base KDE-1.1 system. Either proceed to the post-installation
instructions, or optionally install any of the other packages: Collect the
packages you want in a directory, then rpm -Uvh kde*-1.1-*rh*.i386.rpm."
So basically you rpm -uvh the kdeapps rpm and then goto the directory
where it extracted the rpms and run the command listed above.  This worked
on my system...but i could be wrong :/  Hope this helps..

-ben  

On Sat, 3 Apr 1999, Alan DeJong wrote:

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> >
> >
> > Click on the "K" - then choose Internet, then kppp
> >
> 
> There isnt an "Internet" tab there.
> 
> >
> > >Bruce told someone about it, but he didnt say where on the computer it
> > >was located.  And i am wondering where all the other stuff I had went
> > >once i installed kde?  Like the cd player, and Netscape, and bitchx, and
> > >all that stuff that i might use/need once i finally get dial up to
> > >work.
> >
> > Try "K", System, Appfinder
> >
> 
> There is a system tab thou...
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> >
> > Also K, multimedia, CD player
> >
> 
> No multi-media tab either..  Did i miss a package or something??  I installed
> the apps, but the readme said something about how it doesnt install it, it
> just unloads the packages...  Is there another package i should have
> installed?
> 
> -Alan
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