On Wednesday 05 August 2009 22:45:02 Gar Nelson wrote: > I guess that's why there is both Coke, Pepsi, and Dr. Pepper. > Personally, I think the plasmoids in KDE4 are great, and I'll be > overjoyed when RHEL5 catches up with KDE4. (My workstation feels so > ~antiquated~.) > > I tried a simple google search and came up empty, but I'm sure there is > a method to change the desktop file plasmoid so it covers the entire > desktop and behaves similar to KDE3.x. The functionality is there, but > IMO, I can't understand why anyone would want to. > For those that want the desktop to be almost exactly like a KDE 3 desktop, the answer is to right-click on the desktop and select Desktop Settings. The first item is Type - change that to Folder View, and your Desktop folder is now the whole desktop. > Perhaps the "common sense" in this particular instance would be learning > how the software works, so you can take advantage of the legacy features > that the developers put in, rather than lament that they aren't there. > > For me, nothing beats a clean desktop, and alt-F2. :) > Each to his own (though personally I agree). They really have tried to meet the needs of all of us in this matter. Anne
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