>> It looks like you might be affected by this Debian bug: >> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=578587 >> >> Regarding the wireless problem, is your network device firmware >> configured >> properly? One way to tell is to run "ifconfig -a" and make sure a wlan0 >> entry shows up. > Yes, the interface is visible in 'ifconfig -a'. I have Intel card that > never caused any problems > under Linux. I tried starting gnome-keyring-daemon manually. The only > imporvement I got was > asking me for a password to securely store my wifi password but it wasn't > saved anyway. The password saving problem sounds like a network-manager bug to me. I have not had much luck with nm-applet over the years, which is why TDE R14 will include tdenetworkmanager as a replacement. >> Other than that, I have noticed that nm-applet is not >> exactly user-friendly; if one little field is not configured correctly >> it >> won't enable the "Connect" or "Save" buttons, and it won't tell you what >> you did wrong either. > I think I got all the fileds right. I'm getting a bit frustrated about NM. > It caused me a lot of > problems in the past and it's causing them once again. In fact these error > seems to be exactly > the same as the one I was getting on suse 12.2 and KDE3. Looks as though > nm-applet had no > permissions to manage connections. This thread might offer some help: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=83254 > Did anyone have similar problems with gtk-qt packages I mentioned earlier? > Right now GTK > appications look horrible, I'd like to get integration working. > Surprisingly I see > files .gtkrc-2.0-kde4 and .gtkrc-2.0-kde-kde4 in my ~, though I didn't use > KDE4. As long as you do not have any GTK 3.x applications installed, GTK/TDE integration should work just fine (I use it daily). > And a few other things: > - can I disbale the "Press Ctrl+Alt+Del" dialog in KDM? Go to the Login Manager KControl module and uncheck the SAK dialog box. > - is there a package that provides DMZ cursor theme for X? apt-get install dmz-cursor-theme > - can I decrease the size of panel applet responsible for switching > between desktops? In KDE3 when > I select "elegant" as a background option the applet becomes small so that > each desktop is > represented by a square icon, while in Trinity this applet is actually > quite wide. I don't know > if it's clear what I want to achieve. If no then I'll provide a > screenshot. I think I know what you want to do, but I don't know if TDE provides an option to do it. If not, I would consider that a bug and ask you to file a bug report on it. Thanks! Tim