Is GSM mobile GPRS(2G) dial-up connection available through GUI connection wizard in 8.10?
People who use 2G GSM mobile GPRS to connect to internet(especially those using Data Cable rather than Bluetooth) find it hard to connect to internet on UBUNTU 8.04. Though, some, do however succeed, studying howtos posted at different blogs and forums, some just do NOT.Even those who succeed have to do it via command line while Ubuntu is expected to be "Linux for Human Beings". For example, I use LG C2600 mobile and the modem is recognised, but haven't been able to connect to internet though I have tried all guides posted on internet regarding the matter.
The new Ubuntu 8.10 has been declared as:
Features
3G Support
For constant connectivity public WiFi has limitations. Improvements to the network manager in Ubuntu 8.10 makes it simple to detect and connect to 3G networks and manage connectivity. This connectivity is delivered through an inbuilt 3G modem, through 'dongle' support, through a mobile phone or through Bluetooth. It is a complex environment that Ubuntu 8.10 simplifies through a single interface and the auto-detection of many of the most popular devices.
on this page: http://
Does this mean I'll be able to connect to internet via my mobile using simple GUI of Network Manager?
P.S.:
Please do note that, my phone is 2G and not 3G and I have to dial *99***1# to get connected when using Windows.
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