KDE 4.X
Ryan Rix
phrkonaleash at gmail.com
Tue Sep 8 21:31:47 MST 2009
wayne wrote:
> Hey Ryan, Thanks for the reply.
> Specifically, the things that are bugging me right now are:
>
> A: I use PANELS on dual monitors. Lower AND upper panels on both. In
> 3.x, I could position a icon on the panel EXACTLY where I wanted it it.
> 4.x appears to stack them against each other and that SUCKS for grouping
> stuff.
I think that there is a fix for this in 4.3; you can have a different
'activity' for each monitor, which allows you to do this, and more, pretty
easily.
> B. I had a "widget" that gave me a bunch of terminal options like LINUX,
> ROOT, etc. That tool appears to no longer be available AND its apparent
> replacement, "Konsole profiles" blows chunks. If you out it in a panel
> it takes up all the open space across the whole panel.
Give KRunner a try, it has a profile launcher. KRunner in general is
amazing. Alt-F2 by default.
>
>
> C: along those lines, it used to be easy to create a icon on the
> desktop, then just drag it to a panel. NO CAN DO anymore.
>
> I STILL cannot figure out what good "DESKTOP" view is, as opposed to
> FOLDER view, which is closer to what I expect. WHAT GOOD IS IT???
KDE4's widget layout will make it somewhat different. having a Folder View
that points to ~/Desktop accomplishes, in essence, the same thing that a
'regular' desktop does, so I don't see the point in this argument, tbh.
> Guys, I gotta say: If I didn't know any better, I would SWEAR a M$
> person got on the dev team and is trying to hose KDE. I MEAN IT. It is
> THAT bad, to me.
I ___completely___ disagree, but YMMV i guess...
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