Description of problem: When running KDE, NetworkManager does not save wireless keys. steps to re-produce: 1. Connect to wireless network 2. Enter wireless key when prompted (via NetworkManager) 3. Access internet 4. Rebootthe system and re-login 5. NetworkManager auto-connects to wireless networkand prompts again for wireless key Actual result: "$ ps aux|grep keyring" does not list keyring process. Expected result gnome-keyring should run. Additional Information: gnome-keyring does not start with kde. This would need to be started via /etc/kde/env, as gnome-keyring requires GNOME_KEYRING_SOCKET variable to set. This is required, as gnome-keyring 0.6 does not use dbus.
Created attachment 421905 [details] patch
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