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Go to "Settings"->"Configure Konqueror" menu item, after configuration window is opened select "Web behaviour" from left. Then press "Additional parameters" button in "tabs" section (somewhere in the middle of the form) and tick "show close button instead of site icon". Voila! Actual menu and button labels can differ from what I wrote here, I use russian i18n for KDE and had to translate their meaning from russian to english. Hope you'll find your way 'round.

Greetings all! I've just updated my system running SuSE 9.0 from KDE 3.2 to KDE 3.2.2 and found that klaptop tray icon has gone! I'm running 2.4.24 kernel with ACPI and toshiba extras built in (as modules) on Toshiba Satellite 2410-303 hardware. This setup worked perfectly with KDE 3.2 and now fails to run as expected. I've tried to mangle power settings in KDE Control Panel after update with no luck. Every control is accessible from there (LCD brightness, CPU performance profile selection, etc....

This is really bug... I don't even have SessionsDir entry neither in /opt/kde3/share/config/kdm/kdmrc nor in /etc/opt/kde3/share/config/kdm/kdmrc (KDE3.2/SuSE9). And previousely I customized sessions by editing SessionTypes values in kdmrc, and now it seems not to work.

Install fedora-logos-1.1.20 instead of redhat-logos (if installed).

export PATH=$PATH:/dir/where/ispell/binary/located/ for [BA]SH -- or -- setenv PATH $PATH:/dir/where/ispell/binary/located/ for [T]CSH But... How did you install it? If it was RPM, it should put the binary somewhere already in the $PATH... What is your distro? If RPM-based, get the full list of ispell package (rpm -qpl ispell) and check whether its' binary (usually /usr/bin/ispell) is listed there...