[LUNI] Where is KMilo?

[Larry Garfield]

So I've had my new Thinkpad T61 for a few weeks now, and so far I've yet to 
need any proprietary software on it. :-)  There's still a few holes that need 
filling, though, and one of the biggies is KMilo.  That's the KDE application 
that allows access to the special keys (presumably like the couple of Fn+ 
keys that don't work yet), and is a KDE port of tpb.  

Kubuntu installed it by default for me.  It shows up in my KControl center as 
running (KDE Components -> Service Manager).  But it does not show up as its 
own control panel like it's supposed to (in a little applet called "Thinkpad 
settings").  There also doesn't seem to be any standalone binary for it.  
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the kmilo package to no avail.

So KMilo is installed, and it's running, but I can't get to it.   Any idea how 
I can coax it out of its shell? :-)

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