These are additional features on plasmoid-networkmanagement:
See how beautiful the free software is.. Have fun! 
Just duplicating an article form the KDE Developer’s blog:
A short note.
The KDE Release Team has decided to make a KDE SC 4.4.5 release. So please remember to continue backporting your bug fixes into the 4.4 branch.
The Schedule:
June 24th, 2010: Tag KDE 4.4.5
June 29th, 2010: Release KDE 4.4.5
Yet another KDE 4 Network Management screencast.
Go to plasmoid-networkmanagement to see more details, and read this tutorial to know how to enable mobile connection in openSUSE 11.2.
Enjoy!
If you already added the KKUD repositories like i did, then you would be able to try plasmoid-networkmanagement immediately.
For someone who lives under black-rock so do not know what plasmoid-networkmanagement is, then sebas’s will give you good description about it. (more…)
I posted an early screenshot of KDE 4.5.0 Beta 1 three days ago, and now we can have the official packages with many improvements that i can feel like:
It is known to be released today with the tons of new (planned) features. Have a look around:
KDE SC 4.5.0 Beta 1 on openSUSE 11.2.
If you are using ZTE MF626 (3G USB-Modem) on openSUSE 11.3 (currently Milestone #7, link), it is now ready to be used without running usb_modeswitch manually, through KNetworkManager.
See these logs: /var/log/messages, and /var/log/NetworkManager for complete tracking of this issue. (more…)
It is already long-time told, the KDE SC 4 would be a cross-platform software compilation so Windows (or even Mac) users are able to use and start to contributing to the community:
The KDE community works on enabling KDE applications both on Unix and Unix-like operating systems such as Linux, Sun Solaris and BSD as well as Windows and Mac.
And that’s why KDE is mature and a great user-oriented desktop, spreading wider usage and faster development. (more…)
