dexter wrote:
I wish someone would convey to Fedora developers in general,
and KDE developers in particular, the merits of simplicity.
Every option added to an application reduces its usability.
Every option added increases functionality you should look to gnome if
having a choice makes
Timothy Murphy wrote:
In my view, adding an option that will only be used by 0.001% of users
means that 99.99% of users have to read something that is of no use to
them.
Then you would indeed probably be better off with GNOME rather than KDE.
Kevin Kofler
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Subject: Why does my window fractionate?
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my
Timothy Murphy wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to
one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something,
but I haven't been able to work out what that something is.
It is not a
Cannon, Andrew C wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something, but I haven't
been able to work out what that something is.
It
Sharpe, Sam J wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to
one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something,
but I haven't been able to work out what that something is.
It is
2009/5/8 Timothy Murphy gayle...@eircom.net:
Sharpe, Sam J wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to
one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something,
but I haven't been able
2009/5/8 Timothy Murphy gayle...@eircom.net:
Am I alone in finding the whole KDE setup ludicrously complicated?
In my view it is a mistake to offer people billions of options
which would take hours to sift through.
Yes you are, In my opinion kde4 is alot less configurable But now 18
months
dexter wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to
one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something,
but I haven't been able to work out what that something is.
I think you are
On 5/8/2009 11:53 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
dexter wrote:
I'm running Fedora-10 with KDE.
Every now and then my window dissolves
into several small windows, each corresponding to
one of my desktops.
I know this happens when I move the mouse over something,
but I haven't been able to work
If you are using KDE, there are a number of configurations that you can have
for this 'all windows' display, including a cube, a grid, a spinning ring
and (I've been told) a simulated hypercube. What you need to find is what
you are doing that triggers this, which should be somewhere in the
Timothy Murphy wrote:
I see in f=Applications=System=System Settings=Desktop
there is a checkbox Enable desktop effects ticked (not by me).
That's not normal, desktop effects are disabled by default in Fedora (by our
kde-settings), so I don't see why the box would get magically checked for
you.
On Sat, 09 May 2009 04:17:04 +0200
Kevin Kofler wrote:
desktop effects are disabled by default in Fedora
Really? I certainly got the impression they were enabled by
default starting somewhere around fedora 9 or 10. At least
that is when it started taking about 4 hours to render the
initial
Tom Horsley wrote:
Really? I certainly got the impression they were enabled by
default starting somewhere around fedora 9 or 10. At least
that is when it started taking about 4 hours to render the
initial desktop when you start a remote KDE session under
a freenx sever (not something I
On Sat, 09 May 2009 04:48:17 +0200
Kevin Kofler wrote:
They're disabled by default in KDE 4.0 and 4.1, and for KDE 4.2, we added a
setting to kde-settings to ensure they stay disabled. This seems to work
for everyone except you.
Well, I just created a brand new user from scratch and logged in
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