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I've been installing kubuntu on a laptop this week, and found KNetworkManager not helpful for my wireless setup. It could enable and disable the wired network connection successfully, but could not successfully configure and start a WPA-PSK connection. I replaced it with the utility "wicd", which has worked very well. wicd has two components: a server that is launched by an /etc/init.d/ script, and a client that need only be run when you want to change the configuration. Information is at http://wicd.net/ . Nicely enough, the prebuilt ubuntu package for this utility automatically uninstalls KNetworkManager. --RC
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