I updated to 4.3.4 and found immediately that my desktop activities had decided to re-arrange themselves again. I went in to delete the rogue activity, but alas, even unlocked there is no RED X with which to remove the spare activities that have spawned by themselves. (Why is that so hard?) Anyway, while playing around I noticed it was possible to individually set each desktop to be a Plain Desktop. This is in addition to the two prior choices of Folder view and Default. With Plain Desktop Selected, you are finally back to what we had in KDE3 (and every other desktop system) with the ability to put a wallpaper on each desktop and expect it to stay. Gone too is the Cashew, and widgets. No loss in my opinion, I use applications, not having found any of the dysfunctional widgets worth while. But the news is the CHOICE of desktop type is PER desktop, so you can have it both ways. I haven't had time to determine if this feature is as Stable as it looks. But it looks like a years worth of bitching about activities finally paid out. -- A computer without Microsoft is like a chocolate cake without mustard. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org