Onsdag 14 februar 2007 18:44 skrev M Harris: > On Wednesday 14 February 2007 11:22, M Harris wrote: > > > - but I'd really like to be able to 100% tailor the KDE menu from the > > > very beginning. Is this what you say you're able to do.. > > This is of course theoretically possible---absolutely. Most everything > in > Linux is a text file "someplace". (unlike windoze which uses binaries, ini > files, and other hidden evil) > You can make kde "look like" and "behave like" anything you want simply > by > altering several text files with your favorite text editor. (I still prefer > vi but that is OT and completely another discussion) Suse has made kde > look and feel like a well organized integrated homogeneous product that has > a specific "Suse Aura". You could take a default kde built (and I would > recommend that actually) and customize it so that it had your own look and > feel... from scratch if you will. > Suse went a step further and customized *customizing applications* like > (yast, sax2, control panel specifics, system etc) which all integrate well > with their own look and feel of kde (another way to say this is that Suse > has lots of hooks into their flavor of kde). If you want to customize kde > for your own complete look and feel, you would do better to start with the > default kde from sources and build from there. IMHO. > > > > > -- > Kind regards, > > M Harris <><
- thank you for your answers. They are of great help! - curiosity...yes. I don't want to maintain two menus, just one :-) - I see your point depicted by the van analogy... - I wish to use KDE due to all its eye candy. After all, the users are students from zero grade to 10th. grade. Never mind, thanks a lot for your answers! I'm off to it. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Med venlig hilsen/Best regards Verner Kjærsgaard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
