That's unnerving.
VPN under Linux isn't supposed to work.
When writing PulseAudio, did they pilfer all the suck from NetworkManager? I mean, I had to install the network-manager-pptp package, and although that gave me the VPN menu without hassle, I needed to reboot to get the damn thing to show the list entry for my new connection so that I could use it...but it ( Read more... )
When writing PulseAudio, did they pilfer all the suck from NetworkManager? I mean, I had to install the network-manager-pptp package, and although that gave me the VPN menu without hassle, I needed to reboot to get the damn thing to show the list entry for my new connection so that I could use it...but it ( Read more... )
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More to the point, it looks like gnome is pilfering suckage from KDE. I'd sooner say that the Americans can brew a good beer than say that KDE was worth using, but the SNR of gnome apps seems to be dropping like a stone at the moment.
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