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Re: [opensuse] questions related to KDE4 in opensuse 11.1
- From: Istvan Gabor <suseuser04@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2009 19:11:00 +0100 (CET)
- Message-id: <freemail.20090101191100.98491@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Your answer confirms what I thought: basic functions don't work in kde4.
For me panel hiding option is a must have, as well as functional old style
menu. I think the problem is not kde4 itself, but that openSUSE
incorporates it while it is still in an unpolished, less functional
development state.
Ummm.. panel hiding works fine here for me.
A VERY important question... have you updated to KDE4.2? or are you
still typing to use 4.1 as released on the DVDs?
C.
Do your mean that your have panel hiding buttons at the edges of the panel?
Or you mean automatic panel hiding?
I still have kde from the official openSUSE 11.1 DVD.
But consider, this is the 'official' stable release that is supposed to operate
flawlessly.
Frankly I think this is the most unstable and worst suse release regarding the
desktop I've met so far.
I found kde4 packages only in factory and unstable repos.
It was never necessary before to update anything from an unstable or factory
repo to work
fine. I am reluctant to do it and if I did probably I would face many other
bugs.
I also found that kde4 panel is very unstable. It just rearranges the plaaement
of the icons on it between logins even if I do not touch them. If I try to
place the icons myself it becomes a complete mess. Practically it is unusable.
I too do not understand why my start menu icon became a blue colored left arrow
instead of the gecko icon. Creating a new user results in a gecko start menu
icon. I have removed everything from my home folder, all the files and
directories including hidden files and directories (logging from the console
window, not in kde). After logging in every desktop element was recreated from
scratch except the start menu icon which remained the blue arrow. I can't
understand it.
All in all I do not understand, really, why suse had to put kde4 as the core
kde system instead of kde3 which is mature, stable and polished and also looks
beautiful.
The look of suse's default kde4 is just simply ugly.
Istvan
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