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|description=KDE upstream features a networkmanagement applet. | |description=KDE upstream features a networkmanagement applet. | ||
|setup= | |setup= | ||
* Computer/notebook with an internal or external wireless/ethernet card | |||
* Boot to KDE Plasma Desktop, the networkmanagement applet icon appears in the <em>system tray</em> | |||
* Make sure you have the latest version | |||
# Use '''yum update --enablerepo=updates-testing libnm-qt libmm-qt kde-plasma-nm''' | |||
# Run '''kquitapp plasma-desktop && kstart plasma-desktop''' | |||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# | # Connect to your local network | ||
## Configure an ethernet or wireless connection | |||
## Try to connect to the configured connection | |||
# Create a shared wireless connection | |||
## Click on the configure button/panel at the bottom of the applet | |||
## Click on "Edit connections" | |||
## Create a new shared wireless network | |||
## Connect to the newly created shared network | |||
# Try to configure a modem connection (if you have a modem) | |||
## Install "kde-plasma-nm-mobile" package | |||
## Open connection editor | |||
## Add a mobile broadband connection and follow the steps in the wizard | |||
## Try to connect to newly created mobile connection | |||
# Try to create various connections with different configurations or edit existing ones | |||
## Open connection editor | |||
## Add a new connection or edit an existing one | |||
# Check connection details for your connections | |||
## Click on some connection in the applet | |||
## Click on the button in the right top corner | |||
|results= | |results= | ||
# Connect to your local network | |||
## You are correctly connected | |||
## The applet icon represents your actual connection | |||
# Create a shared wireless connection | |||
## You are sucessfuly connected to your shared network | |||
## You are able to connect to this network from another computer/phone (not applicable for ad-hoc mode which is not supported by Android/iOS) | |||
# Try to configure a modem connection | |||
## You've successfuly created a modem connection using the wizard | |||
## You are connected to the newly created modem connection | |||
# Try to create various connections with different configurations or edit existing ones | |||
## Newly created/edited connections are stored correctly | |||
# Check connection details for your connections | |||
## All connection details are valid and displayed | |||
}} | }} |
Latest revision as of 10:40, 7 November 2013
Description
KDE upstream features a networkmanagement applet.
Setup
- Computer/notebook with an internal or external wireless/ethernet card
- Boot to KDE Plasma Desktop, the networkmanagement applet icon appears in the system tray
- Make sure you have the latest version
- Use yum update --enablerepo=updates-testing libnm-qt libmm-qt kde-plasma-nm
- Run kquitapp plasma-desktop && kstart plasma-desktop
How to test
- Connect to your local network
- Configure an ethernet or wireless connection
- Try to connect to the configured connection
- Create a shared wireless connection
- Click on the configure button/panel at the bottom of the applet
- Click on "Edit connections"
- Create a new shared wireless network
- Connect to the newly created shared network
- Try to configure a modem connection (if you have a modem)
- Install "kde-plasma-nm-mobile" package
- Open connection editor
- Add a mobile broadband connection and follow the steps in the wizard
- Try to connect to newly created mobile connection
- Try to create various connections with different configurations or edit existing ones
- Open connection editor
- Add a new connection or edit an existing one
- Check connection details for your connections
- Click on some connection in the applet
- Click on the button in the right top corner
Expected Results
- Connect to your local network
- You are correctly connected
- The applet icon represents your actual connection
- Create a shared wireless connection
- You are sucessfuly connected to your shared network
- You are able to connect to this network from another computer/phone (not applicable for ad-hoc mode which is not supported by Android/iOS)
- Try to configure a modem connection
- You've successfuly created a modem connection using the wizard
- You are connected to the newly created modem connection
- Try to create various connections with different configurations or edit existing ones
- Newly created/edited connections are stored correctly
- Check connection details for your connections
- All connection details are valid and displayed