Two problems with KDE4.3.4
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From: Mark S Bilk on 7 Jan 2010 12:15 On Jan 5, 2:16 pm, Van Chocstraw <boobooililili...(a)roadrunner.com> wrote: > Mark S Bilk wrote: > > Happy New Year, all! I took the plunge and am running KDE4.3.4 > > under OpenSUSE 11.2. Two problems: > > Can you rotate the cube like in Gnome? No, in KDE the cube stands still and you rotate.
From: Chris Cox on 7 Jan 2010 13:55 On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 09:15 -0800, Mark S Bilk wrote: > On Jan 5, 2:16 pm, Van Chocstraw <boobooililili...(a)roadrunner.com> > wrote: > > Mark S Bilk wrote: > > > Happy New Year, all! I took the plunge and am running KDE4.3.4 > > > under OpenSUSE 11.2. Two problems: > > > > Can you rotate the cube like in Gnome? > > No, in KDE the cube stands still and you rotate. > Only if you use a plasma desktop style, if you use a folder based desktop, it spins instead of you. In KDE4 you can also configure this by going to Personal Settings -> Mouse Control -> Interfaces -> Desktop Behavior -> Graphical -> Folder Settings -> Sound -> Turntable -> Spinning and toggling the value there. But I probably didn't have to tell you that since KDE4 is so intuitive.
From: Moe Trin on 7 Jan 2010 14:58
On Wed, 06 Jan 2010, in the Usenet newsgroup alt.os.linux.suse, in article <4b44b43d$0$22934$e4fe514c(a)news.xs4all.nl>, JT wrote: >David Bolt wrote: >> Paul Thompson >>> I'd like to be able to get a Konsole history file? >> Which history? The commands you've entered, which you'll find as >> ~/.bash_history ~/.bash_history is only updated when the shell exits (or when you manually update using the 'history -w' or 'history -a') so you'd be wanting to look at the output of the 'history' command in that _specific_ instance of the shell (terminal or console). Try 'help history' for more details. >Or you might try 'man script', execute without the 'man' in front of >course ;) Records all terminal output. Of course assuming that >.bash_history didn't do the trick and a record of term-output is wanted. 'script' can be very useful (and it does capture term input as well), but running this continuously may not be a good idea. Old guy |