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Re: [opensuse-kde] This time I give up on KDE 4 Desktop
  • From: Dirk Müller <dmueller@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:03:13 +0200
  • Message-id: <200907161503.18161.dmueller@xxxxxxx>
On Wednesday 15 July 2009, Thierry de Coulon wrote:

The panel is awkward to say the least, organising icons to launch programs
is possible, but so cumbersome compared to KDE 3.

This was an attempt to solve the raised issue where many people complained
that it was too easy to reorganize your panel accidentally with KDE 3.

the whole thing is
sloooow (probably eating CPU power for useless eye candy).

It could be made faster, and some of the slowness depends on the individual
graphics card being used. KDE 4 relies a lot more on good hardware
acceleration of graphics than any version before.

Apparently, the devs have *decided* that the *only* way to use a desktop is
by having some sort of automount. Every time you insert a CD/DVD you get a
menu poping from the panel (greetings from Windows Vista!), to mount it
(yes, I added a line in fstab to mount it where I want) I have either to
use this popup or Dolphin.

What do you want to use? how do you want to mount?

I have been told Dolphin is better than Konqueror - I fail to see where.
Anyway, to mount (or unmount) a DVD you have to use "Places" - as I hide
this, it means more clicks to get it done.

you can also use the device notifier popup in the panel to unmount

If you create links to other partitions, they work... but they have names
with the .desktop extention all over your desktop.

?

could you explain what you did here in a little bit more detail, please?


Greetings,
Dirk
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