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=46orgive me for the late reply, I hope it is still worth it.

On Thursday 25 November 2004 09:11, Waldo Bastian wrote:
> Design goals
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Someone already mentioned the proxy settings. Do you think it would be=20
interesting to have something that would actually identify the current=20
network the user is connected to? What I mean is that I have a laptop that =
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use at work and at home on a daily basis. These two "profiles" have distinc=
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name servers, mail relays, proxies and even autofs configurations.

I currently use a simple python script to change those configurations on=20
demand (I use arping to detect the current network). This is something that=
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find useful but I am not sure this kind of things fit on what KDED should b=
e.

I've been thinking of writing a KDE app to do what I currently do with the=
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python script. Do you think that this functionality may have a place on KDE=
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or maybe it is better as a kdeadmin-like standalone application?

		Roberto.

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