
Internet tool
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Internet tool
Features:
- you can prepairs ethernet card for internet
- you can connect internet
- you can disconnect internet
How to install?
- open Konqueror
- extrat archive
- run install bash script
How to install?
- run uninstal bash script
How it works:
Debian, Ubuntu, Kubuntu:
- on comands: ifconfig eth0 up; pon dsl-provider; poff -a
Mandriva, Fedora, SUSE:
- on comands: eth0-start; adsl-sart; adsl-stop
Gentoo:
- on comands: net.eth0 start; net.ppp0 start; net.ppp0 stop
(Thanks to Rickard Närström - ricce)
To-do:
- kicker version
- firefox version
- yaber config menu
Note:
- you must have enambled commands for sudo (these command must be in /etc/sudoers file
Please comment...
and download it...
Enjoy...
Mihael Simonic
(smihael@gmail.com)
14 years ago
6th may
Version 0.3
- add uninstall bash script
- add Gentoo version
- Ethenet -> Ethernet
5th may
Version 0.2
- add install bash script
4th April
Version 0.1
- first relase
14 years ago
6th may
Version 0.3
- add uninstall bash script
- add Gentoo version
- Ethenet -> Ethernet
5th may
Version 0.2
- add install bash script
4th April
Version 0.1
- first relase
whieber
14 years ago
Using kdialog and bash I have written a hand full of scripts to manipulate networking settings. I beleive that these in cooperation with your internet tools sidebar menu can be beneficial.
I will e-mail you the raw scripts for you to evaluate and if you are in favor we can rewrite them and create a complete more simplified way to change network settings.
Walter
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JohnB316
14 years ago
Thanks,
John
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smihael
14 years ago
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linux3114a
14 years ago
With a RPM no problem !!!!!
please create a tarball
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smihael
14 years ago
-open konqueror
-go to the it slidebar and rightclick remove
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ricce
14 years ago
/etc/init.d/net.eth0 start
/etc/init.d/net.eth0 stop
PPPoE (ADSL):
/etc/init.d/net.ppp0 start
/etc/init.d/net.ppp0 stop
(those are examples)
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smihael
14 years ago
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