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PPP/SLIP (Point to Point Protocol/Serial Line Internet Protocol) software lets you connect to other machines using PPP/SLIP protocol.
KDE Network
- Version: Stable 1.1.2 / Development 20000318
- Byte Size: 4.3 MB / 1.7 MB
- License: Free, see homepage for details.
- Revision Date: March 7th, 2000
- Home Page: http://www.kde.org
- Binary: Stable RPM, Development RPM
Sparc
- Description: This package contains your connectivity software such as a PPP dialer, Mail program, News reader, and various networking related software.
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kppp
- Version: Stable 1.6.25
- Byte Size: 380.0 KB (389,120 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: March 7th, 2000
- Home Page: http://www.kde.org
- Binary: PPC
- Description: kppp is a graphical PPP dialer for the K Desktop Environment. It is very easy to use, and can be used for any PPP connection.
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Kpppload
- Version: Stable 1.04
- Byte Size: 86.6 KB (88,711 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: August 21, 1999
- Home Page: http://sunsite.auc.dk/qweb/kpppload/index.html
- Binary: RPM
Alpha
- Description: Kpppload is a Kde application that displays current transmit and receive rates, and total bytes transmitted and received for a ppp connection in a style similar to xload.
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Kpppsvr
- Version: Stable 0.2
- Byte Size: 36.6 KB (37,525 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: November 22, 1998
- Home Page: http://www.grawlfang.demon.co.uk/
- Description: Kpppsvr lets you graphically control PPP dialups and functions.
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KWvDial
- Version: Stable 0.5
- Byte Size: 293.7 KB (300,730 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: January 3, 2000
- Home Page: http://cnss.ca/~ppatters/
- Binary: RPM
- Description: KWvDial is a graphical re-implementation of the popular WvDial Intelligent Dialer. It does away with Chat scripts, supports multiple profiles and generally makes getting online a breeze.
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