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A couple of things for me versus 3.5 (versus KDE 4.2 RC1): 1. KDEBluetooth4 is missing KIO file browsing for OBEX-FTP. It maketh browsing files on my cell phone over bluetooth impossible. I'm right now using KDEBluetooth for KDE 3.5 for that KDEBluetooth4 is not done yet. 2. An Administrator (root) button for editing the Login Manager (KDM) like was available with KDE 3.5. It is very difficult to edit the Login Manager on Debian for that root logins from KDM not allowed. One hath to select a con...
Debian Unstable (Sid) is a popular choice. You can install the Debian Testing CD, then, change your /etc/apt/sources.list from testing to unstable and apt-get dist-upgrade. However, be warned that it is unstable sometimes. It does allow you the option to continuously upgrade, similar to Gentoo, but without the compiling. OpenSuse is another idea, but you will have to periodically reinstall.
Sounds like you might be using an international keyboard like English Intl. To check, press the tilde (~), then the n key. If you get an ñ, then you have an international keyboard set. Go into Control Center > Regional & Accessories > Keyboard Layout and select English or US English (not International), and make sure the Layout Varient is set to something like Basic. I am using Debian, so your setup may be different. Let me know if this is the problem.
The mouse itself is controlled by the x-server which controls what how each button works. However, the click action is controlled by the window manager. So you can change the buttons by the x-server (such as if you have a 5 button mouse - the scroll wheel is actually three buttons, forward is one, back is one, and click is the third) such as moving the right to left, or having the scroll wheel be the left and right if you want to get really wild. You can even assign keyboard keys, using imwheel,...
What Icon theme are you using?
wmctrl is a small program that may help you. I couldn't find a KDE solution.
Problably the wrong mouse driver in you xorg.conf file, or as happened to me one time, the wrong device location. I had the old /dev/psaux/ when Debian changed it to /dev/input/mice in my XFree86-4.conf.
Maybe add them to your /etc/fstab.
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Open Konsole and type "xhost +". That might help. It is an X configuration problem.
I believe thou canst run Konqueror in Cygwin. For native execution, thou wilt have to wait till KDE 4 comes out.
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All I found is single-left click on the Desktop > Behavior in Control Panel. Sorry.
Could be a permissions problem. It usually is when I have problems.
On older Intel video chips (older than the i845 i think) this does happen to those window decorations that use alpha transparency. On those computers, I usually set it up using the MS Windows 9x theme (I know, but it is a clean looking theme), which does not use transparency.
There is the actual Quick Launcher applet (as opposed to adding Icons to Kicker). Right click on Kicker and select Add Applet to Panel. In the dialog, select Quck Launcher. By default they are 16px. Right click on the Quick Launcher applet and select Configure QuickLauncher. You can then change the icon size to suit your needs. This is in KDE 3.5.1.
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Friday, April 19th 2024, 12:53pm
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