On Tuesday 27 May 2008 23:43:39 Modestas Vainius wrote:
> > and
> > the only way I can do it is manually copy a preexisting one and hand edit
> > it. Just what is the concept of the plasma dashboard? What is it supposed
> > to do, hopefully better, prettier and more effectively than the older
> > c
Hi,
Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra:
> But ... plasma is central! Well, in a pinch, kicker will in fact run just
> fine (and in my dual set up, I need to exclude it from the session
> startup!)
I'm not saying that kicker is not good at its job. But it's becoming obsolete
very quickly. I agree
On Tuesday 27 May 2008 22:45:25 Modestas Vainius wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra:
> > OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am
> > using. They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have
> > been just fine until today's upgrade. Al
Hi,
Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra:
> OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am
> using. They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have
> been just fine until today's upgrade. Also, that 0,-54 position of the
> panel is now showing up and maybe
Has gotten worse, I am afraid.
OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am using.
They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have been just
fine until today's upgrade. Also, that 0,-54 position of the panel is now
showing up and maybe causing crashe
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