Kwvdial v0.07
Patrick Patterson <ppatters@cnss.ca>
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KWvDial is a "Windows Dial-Up Networking" Type Client for 
Linux/KDE.

It is a self contained graphical interface for the WvDial command line
utility. It is a re-implementation of the CLI Tools, and does NOT just call
them, therefore, it can be installed as a separate package, and does not
depend on having wvdial installed. 

This is an early beta release, and some functionality is still missing:

- It now has a very rudimentary timer that keeps track of how long
  you've been online. (I'll soon be changing the timing to use QTime instead
  of time_t, but I have to figure out how to make QTime do what I want
  first.

- There is the beginnings of cost tracking code in now. You should be able
to keep track of how much a given call is costing you. 

On the bright side, all of the cool stuff that you have come to love and
expect from wvdial is still there. ;)

For those of you who want to be able to use KwvDial as a user other than
root, then please do the following - create a dialout group, make your
serial ports writeable by this group, and make any users that you want to be
able to initiate calls a member of this group - this is how Debian is set up
currently, and it tackles the issue of SUID PPP programs VERY nicely. 

Thanks to Avery for his patience in helping me muddle my way through his
API and thanks to everyone on wvdial-list@worldvisions.ca for the help in
the early beta testing.

If you want help with this package, please let me know at ppatters@cnss.ca,
and I'll be more than happy to integrate any fixes/patches/features with the
main tree.

