[NTLUG:Discuss] KDE on OpenSUSE 11.0
Richard
ntlug at rain4us.net
Wed Oct 22 17:50:04 CDT 2008
Chris Cox wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to change the style or theme of the program menu so that
>> it is more Redmond-like instead of being the right & left scroll-ie
>>
>
> Right click on it and select Switch to KDE Menu Style
>
THANK YOU!!
>> Also, what configuration option is it that causes the tool-tip
>> popup whenever the mouse is left hovering over a running task that is
>> down in the task bar.
> Right click on the taskbar, Configure Panel -> Appearance... you'll
> see the options at the top.
>
>
Ah..there it is... (KDE4 = Right click taskbar / task manager settings
/ show tooltips)
>> there a way to make KDE in OpenSUSE less flashy?
>>
> <snip>
> KDE 4 is meant to be NON Windows like (the main reason why Gnome
> fanboys dismiss KDE is it's Windows look and feel).
The "Windows {tm} look and feel" is a moving target these days.
Besides...what's wrong with a common interface style? Why do I have to
keep relearning GUIs!! I'm about to give up GUIs altogether and go back
to text only. Volkswriter anyone?
>> Also, the monitor is running at 60Hz.<snip>
> If sax2 didn't detect your monitor correctly, you can choose (override)
> a different monitor (there are generic ones with Hz levels).
>
> Also, if you can run krandrtray, you may be able to select this on the fly.
> <snip the instructions>
>
Well, the monitor WAS detected properly but I am unable to select a
different refresh rate in kradnrtray(Resize and Rotate). The monitor
was detected at having a sync range of 50-something Hz to 70Hz so that
makes me think that it *SHOULD* be changeable in
Resize-and-Rotate....but it doesn't seem to work.
OK.. well that was fun... my desktop is back --again. I kept losing the
panels and desktop icons. UG..
--
Richard
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