KPPP is an open source PPP dialer and front end for pppd, providing a user-friendly interface for connecting to the internet via dial-up connections on Linux desktop environments like KDE.
KPPP is an open source point-to-point protocol (PPP) dialer and graphical front end for the pppd daemon on Linux. It was originally developed as part of the KDE desktop environment to provide an easy-to-use interface for establishing dial-up internet connections over traditional analog modems or mobile broadband devices.
Some key features of KPPP include:
As broadband internet became more prevalent, the relevance of traditional dialup using KPPP decreased. However, it can still be useful in some scenarios such as connecting to the internet when traveling, using unsupported mobile broadband devices, or as a backup connectivity option. As an open source tool, KPPP can be customized and expanded through plugins as well.