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2008-01-10
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See my post here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...t=14680&page=9 & see post #88 and an alternative in post #92 (sorry something is wrong with hyperlinks on the forums right now) where there's answers to pretty much the same question - it's not an absolute fix (not resizing windows) but I find mine a very acceptable work around .
@Penquinbait - what would I send you for my shortcuts would I just copy and send you my *.desktop files? I've never shared a shortcut before
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2008-01-10
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Yes all I need is the desktop file and if you have any icons, but I suspect you used hildons so should only need .desktop files
OK, FOR DIALOGS OFF THE SCREEN USE THE PAGER IN THE TASKBAR.
You can drag windows to other desktops, you can also move windows within a desktop. So you can drag the window up on the pager and it will go up on the screen giving you access to the bottom of the window.
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2008-01-10
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Ok - I'll email you the .desktop files I can also instruct people how to make them for themselves, they're really easy to make The hardest part is figuring out what command to use to launch from xterm.
As for use the pager to move windows around - while I appreciate the option, I actually prefer to do it using the button because I only use one desktop and don't even have the pager active in my panel. You can also move and/or resize windows by tapping on the little icon in the top left corner of the Title Bar and selecting the appropriate action.
To sum it up... There are many paths that lead to the same destination Having KDE allows us to each choose our own path - that's a really good thing This is the true power of KDE on IT
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2008-01-10
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2008-01-11
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2008-01-11
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2008-01-11
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@ Michigan, USA
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Once I have reflashed 2008 do I can get to my 2008 partition, I will re-try KDE.
Is there a way to change the colours? It comes up a rather funky purple and green on my screen and I'd rather the more restrained stuff I use on the desktop. kcontrol didn't appear to work so I couldn't use that.
Zebee
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2008-01-11
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2008-01-11
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Thank you once again. I had missed Westy's original question when I looked through that thread yesterday.... wow, a lot got added since then!
I like the map the key to window move idea. I had been doing the virtual desktop thing but it can be a drag trying to move a window a tiny bit.
Frank