I just Installed opensuse 10.2 on a new HP Pavilion DV6000 laptop. intel duo core CPU intel wireless network intel graphics I'm seeing a disparity between gnome and kde functionality - #1 - wireless connections via network manager: In gnome, I can connect to the secure wireless networks in my house, but with kde network manager I can't connect to either of them. The gnome applet allows me to choose all the correct parameters, while the kde applet allows fewer options, and does not allow me to enter e.g. the correct the key type as in gnome. If only the kde network manager applet provided all the functionality of the gnome one, we'd be set. #2 - laptop buttons (volume, dvd, etc) In kde, the laptop buttons surprisingly work, but in gnome there is no response to any of the buttons. If the buttons would work under gnome, we could just run gnome and be happy. #3 - display problems - Despite the fact that this is an intel 945 graphics chipset with 100% FOSS drivers, I can't get anything more than 1024x768 resolution, although it's capable of 1440x900. Any attempt to set a higher resolution than 1024x768 gets a corrupted xmd screen, and I have to fall back to the basic 1024x768 to get up and running again. Anybody had any luck with linux (any distro) on an HP DV6000? Joe -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org