I've more or less made it a habit to work on Leap42.1 for at least 2
hours a week. For testing (also my patience). Does anyone have an
issue with alt-tab only "sort of" working? Sometimes it is ignored,
sometimes I have to try three times.
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Hi Folks,
I have a customer who says they need a 17-inch 4K QFHD
(3840x2160) laptop. Defer for a minute discussion that this is a wise
choice in the first place, does anyone have any experience with Leap
working on a 4K display? It would probably have an Nvidia Geforce GTX
98M frame buffer.
It would also have 64-GB of RAM.
Thanks,
Lew
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I'm about to setup a new virtual box VM.
I see VB has the ability to encrypt the VM in full, or I can use LUKS
to do it at the openSUSE level.
I don't want to do both due to paying double the performance hit.
Does anyone know the pros / cons of using VB to encrypt vs LUKS?
Can both achieve DOD level security?
If I go with LUKS, it will be a first for me. Is there a simple
write-up of how to do that via the Yast Installer?
Thanks
Greg
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Hello:
This occurs in openSUSE 13.1 with KDE4.
I use scribus and it's properties window. When I start kcalc, the properties window of scribus disappears, get inactivated in the panel task bar. If I activate it clicking it in the panel task bar, kcalc becomes inactivated. I cannot have both in activated mode. How can I fix this? I have to enter into kcalc values I read from scribus properties window.
Thanks,
Istvan
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Hi
Is there a way to tell it to check just on login? It only seems to have
Daily, weekly or monthly. It does appear to have a time during the day it
checks as when i use the login i'm using now, it never checks until later in
the day. But with some of the other logins i use later in the day, the
updater seems to check as soon as i login. Is it configured to check after 12
noon or something?
Regards
Ian
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Since today the desktop effects of my KDE don't work anymore, with these
stif windows i absolutely have the windows-feling...
The effects are checked in the setting, they simply don't work. Wher can
I look? What can that be?
Please help, thanks!
Daniel
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I have a small problem with my latest xfce/tumbleweed install. If I
change Wicked service to network manager service in network settings (I
like the system tray status icon), the login hangs after entering the
password.
I couldn't see anything obvious in journal and as far as I know the
requirements for network manager are installed.
Any ideas/help.
Thanks
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