Hi Dotan, since you are asking for feature requests, I thought I would chime in too. I loaded kde 4.4 on my computer to see how it works. Then I tried to do some work with it by loading a ldif address file into both Thunderbird and Evolution. I use Thunderbird for my personal email and to receive emails for a newsletter that I write. I use Evolution exclusively for the opensuse mail list. When I tried to load the ldif file, I was able to import it to both programs in a jiffy. But the ldif file isn't importing the current addresses from the current file, even though the file name I am importing from is the correct one. It is importing the address book from the previous file, near as I can figure. It is also not importing all the addresses in the file. After that, I decided I was done messing with them so I tried to eject the cd from the cd drive, and couldn't figure out how to do it with any gui commands. I tried: 1. Letting the little popup thingy in the taskbar show which drives had cd's in them, and trying to get the cd to eject from there. No joy. 2. Going to the My Computer plasmacon on the desktop and opening it, clicking on the icon next to the drive with the cd in it to see if it would eject. No joy, so I tried to right click on the drive in the list in the My computer window. Also no joy. 3. Opening Dolphin and going to the media file, finding my cd and trying to right click to get a dropdown list with an eject command. No joy. 4. Pressing the eject button on the drive. No joy, no messages telling me what I am doing wrong. I finally shut down the computer with the cd in it, I am pretty sure from using the other Kde4.x's that I will be able to eject it after restarting the computer. Maybe in your reply you will be able how to simply and easily eject the cd after I am finished using it. But if you have to tell me, I think it counts as being a non-intuitive feature in kde 4.4. I haven't loaded kde 4.x on my computer that I use regularly because of so many quirky little things in the kde 4.x's like this that just slow me down and render the kde 4.x desktops a pain to use. I decided to stay with Suse 11.1 and kde 3.5 until kde gets these things worked out for the new version. Thanks, Mark -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org