So, you saying, under KDE, smplayer worked with ...m3u.txt but not with ....m3u playlist file? That is strange. I just did it, and under KDE, smplayer opened the playlist file ...m3u and I was able to watch just like under 2008OS. BTW, under 2008OS, it opens fine wether it is ....m3u.txt or .....m3u. I will try more when I am home. Yup, I have to work on Saturday morning, my life sucks.

And I am sure, a lot of people already said that, kde358 is many time better then the previous version, web page loads fast, and so do all other apps, and it is also much more stable. Thanks PB.

Just a side note, there are several occasions, that after a crash in KDE, it will mess up my bootmenu and I would not be able to boot at all. The screen frozen at the menu with two hands and the blue bar if I choose boot from flash, or the screen frozen at the bootmenu if I choose boot from MMC, or maybe I just did not wait look enough(?) I would have to remove the battery in order to reset. A couple of time, I looked into the bootmenu during failure to boot, my boot 'option' became "N/A", i.e., my boot option was marked not applicable. The N/A disappeared after I removed battery. Any thought what should I go from here? Adata SD 16 G with 2.5 G boot partition.

Since I am here, may as well go all the way.

Comments:

1) The pointer, the sword, is always blocking the menu options. How do I change it back to something smaller?

2) The 'lock up' session is right above 'log off'. Quite a few time, I hit it by mistake and I DO NOT know the password to get out of the lock up, (a beautiful analog clock showed up, thanks) and I have to resort to reboot.
a) what is the password?
b) is there a way I can either disable 'lock up' session or move it further away from 'log off'?

I am totally apologize if these have been covered before....just not in a good mood when working on a Saturday morning.


Edit: I just upload a newer version of VCURLs72, primary3.db. which is much more refine then the previous version and it also has the most requested channel, ComedyCentral (it took me a solid month to find their streaming site!), although rendering is marginally watchable. Hope you like it, and of course, it works under KDE, you bet!


bun
N810/2008/KDE358 MMC boot