Thats funny... I just saw that yesterday from the panel menu (actually, I use
gnome panel under E!), Theres a KDE menu at the bottom of my
gnome-applications panel, under the kde menu, select: settings-modules/System
Administration/Linux Kernel.
I havnt used it, but its nice to see it :)
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 10:37 am, Bob Miller wrote:
: Look, I'm not trying to sell anyone on KDE, I just keep finding these
: really weird and useful things in it. GNOME is good. Enlightenment
: and fluxbox and fvwm and all the rest are good. CDE is -- well, it's
: okay with me if you use CDE, so long as you don't make me use it too.*
:
: Today's discovery is that you can configure your kernel from within
: the KDE Control Center.
:
: Open the Control Center by clicking the wrench icon at the bottom of
: the screen, then selecting Control Center from the menu that pops up.
: Then open the Linux Kernel Configurator by clicking System
: Administration -> Linux Kernel.
:
: It's a nicer interface than "make xconfig", and next time I need to
: tweak some kernel parameters, I definitely plan to use it.
:
: I'm using KDE 3.1.4. I don't know whether this is in earlier versions.
:
: * In a previous life, I worked with an engineer who liked CDE. We
: would work in her cube, and take turns driving, and both of us would
: get completely frustrated with the mechanics of moving windows
: around and getting the useful stuff to where we could see it. We'd
: work in my cube (I think I was running some old version of KDE), and
: work would get done much quicker. It got to the point where we'd
: both agree to move to my cube to do nontrivial amounts of work. But
: she never thought about switching away from CDE. It was some kind
: of blind spot.
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