Modem Lights Applet

outstream · Post by **outstream** » Sat Nov 01, 2003 3:50 pm

AoA

guys i want to know is there any equivalent to Modem Lights Applet in KDE?. I mean i tried Modem Lights Applet in Gnome and its great, but i couldt find it in KDE. so does any one knows about equivalent to Modem Lights Applet in KDE? or is there any way that we can run applications and applets of Gnome from KDE?

Thanks for ur precious time

Good Day

Post by **LinuxFreaK** » Sat Nov 01, 2003 11:40 pm

Dear outstream,
Salam,

I donno about that but i prefer you try http://freshmeat.net and http://sf.net may be you find one from there

Best Regards.

outstream · Post by **outstream** » Sun Nov 02, 2003 5:28 am

AoA

yeah i checked it there. i checked it also on www.kde.org and apps.kde.com but i didnt find any such thing. ok lets say it like, is there any application which just monitors dialup connection and resides in panel?. same like the two computers go down in system tray when we connect through internet using a dial up connection in windows.

its no problem to monitor the connection using details in kppp. but its annoying to go to kppp and click details every time u want to monitor the connection. its better if one finds some application or applet that monitors internet connection and resides down in panel, just like those two computers in windows or modem lights applet in Gnome.

Thanks for ur precious time

Good Day

Post by **LinuxFreaK** » Sun Nov 02, 2003 6:04 am

Dear OutStream,
Salam,

Sir, try this link http://freshmeat.net/search/q=PPP+apple ... n=projects

Best Regards.

outstream · Post by **outstream** » Sun Nov 02, 2003 1:22 pm

AoA

thanks LinuxFreaK sir

Good Day

newbie · Post by **newbie** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 1:50 am

if you dial and connect through KPPP (the graphical ppp dialer of KDE).
then click on "details" button of kppp connected window and see alll the upload and download graph.

Post by **LinuxFreaK** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 2:05 am

Dear Newbie,
Salam,

I think he was asking about Applet

and please change your username to oldbie soon

i am waiting for your username

Kidding

Best Regards.

Faraz.Fazil · Post by **Faraz.Fazil** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 9:50 pm

What would u say if i told you that you already have this option in kde's kppp to dock the lights in the applets in kde?

The thing is the option is there, you just need to enable it.

Do this:

1.Run KPPP
2.Click on setup
3.Click on misc Tab
4.Check the option which says: "Dock into panel on connect" and "Show clock on Caption"

Its so simple.
Its just like the windows "two computers " icon at the task bar.
Click on those lights and it will show:

Connected At: ...
Time:...

Details etc

You just need to look into the right places lol!

No need to browse to freshmeat and download a plethora of un needed tools.

outstream wrote:AoA

guys i want to know is there any equivalent to Modem Lights Applet in KDE?. I mean i tried Modem Lights Applet in Gnome and its great, but i couldt find it in KDE. so does any one knows about equivalent to Modem Lights Applet in KDE? or is there any way that we can run applications and applets of Gnome from KDE?

Thanks for ur precious time

Good Day

zaeemarshad · Post by **zaeemarshad** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 11:33 pm

Now this post has forced me to say that i have to wait for Mr. Faraz's answer before trying out anything.

Faraz.Fazil wrote:What would u say if i told you that you already have this option in kde's kppp to dock the lights in the applets in kde?

The thing is the option is there, you just need to enable it.

Do this:

1.Run KPPP
2.Click on setup
3.Click on misc Tab
4.Check the option which says: "Dock into panel on connect" and "Show clock on Caption"

Its so simple.
You just need to look into the right places lol!

No need to browse to freshmeat and download a plethora of un needed tools.

he is a valuable resource. lets get him insured

Regards

Zaeem

Post by **LinuxFreaK** » Tue Nov 04, 2003 12:06 am

Dear Zaeem Arshad,
Salam,

May be he can help you out... as he is the no one poster of LinuxPakistan as well as he is the Modrator of LinuxPakistan

I wish he will reply Soon

zaeemarshad wrote:Now this post has forced me to say that i have to wait for Mr. Faraz's answer before trying out anything.

Faraz.Fazil wrote:What would u say if i told you that you already have this option in kde's kppp to dock the lights in the applets in kde?

The thing is the option is there, you just need to enable it.

Do this:

1.Run KPPP
2.Click on setup
3.Click on misc Tab
4.Check the option which says: "Dock into panel on connect" and "Show clock on Caption"

Its so simple.
You just need to look into the right places lol!

No need to browse to freshmeat and download a plethora of un needed tools.

he is a valuable resource. lets get him insured . faraz sir plz lend a helping hand for the ldap problem.

Regards

Zaeem

Best Regards.

outstream · Post by **outstream** » Tue Nov 04, 2003 1:50 am

lolz yeah..hez a man with lots of experience and hez a man who knows how to explain things in simplest form. i`ve never had any difficulties in understanding any replies he posts.

zaeemarshad wrote:

he is a valuable resource. lets get him insured
Regards

Faraz.Fazil · Post by **Faraz.Fazil** » Wed Nov 05, 2003 2:11 pm

Thanx for the appreciation of my efforts and skills guyz

B.T.W i have crossed the half a thousand posts mark today

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