Good on you!
It's great to see newbies from the Windos world experiment with the new OS
instead of just sticking with the defaults. Don't get me wrong, KDE is a very
nice environment, but it is a little too Windos-like for me. I think a major
reason why GNOME doesn't have more users is that it
On Mon, 23 Jul 2001 14:26, you manipulated electrons to produce:
> The same is true of KDE!
>
> Miark
Well, *I* couldn't at the time! Was driving me nutz! :-)
Nobody has answered the other questions tho.
WE really need a common troubleshooting FAQ for M8
I am trying to build it up fro
ctrl-alt-backspace is supposed to be an emergency measure only, to be used
when there is no other alternative. It will kill your entire X-server, which
is often unnecessary. If you have GNOME loaded, you can log out by using the
menus obtained by either clicking the footprint or by right-clicki
Hi Civileme,
Arghhh Big Bill STILL has me! I kept doing C+A+del !!
THIS went into the Newby book under "EScaping Big Bill"
However, the other weirdos are still a problem.
For Newbies it is difficult to locate things by name. ( Same as Doze,
but I KNOW Doze :-) )
I hope the Kmail t
On Saturday 21 July 2001 11:27, John Rigby wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I am sitting here in front of a sortof Gnome Desk Manager. Do not
> know how it got here in the first place and was only trying to
> close/kill it.
> Instead it trashed my KDE Taskbar.
> Alt+Tab just shows the foot and Konq Browser -
Hi folks,
I am sitting here in front of a sortof Gnome Desk Manager. Do not
know how it got here in the first place and was only trying to
close/kill it.
Instead it trashed my KDE Taskbar.
Alt+Tab just shows the foot and Konq Browser - still active to the
Net.
Thus, I was able to go to a Si
