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updates in the war between man and computer
By basd on Sep 17, 2011 | In kde4, opensuse, gnome, arghhh!! | Send feedback »
I prefer to use kde4 "just because" and also due to issues I have outlined with my interim standard, lxde. But, all computers are not created equally. KDE 4.6 is running flawlessly on my 6 core desktop. Different stories all the way around on my othe… more »
oh, that.
By basd on Jul 31, 2011 | In kde4, linux, opensuse, gnome, arghhh!! | Send feedback »
So at the moment I am using the gnome (3.0 sort of) desktop as it is the only one that will remember my left/right screen setup when I logout and log back in. But I did discover what might be part of the problem(s) ...
It seems that in all of my updat… more »
a month worth of blogging
By basd on Mar 5, 2011 | In kde4, kubuntu, linux, opensuse, gnome, icewm, lxde | Send feedback »
Soooo ... My actual job morphed from nothing much to do into chained-to-desk 24/7 (except when driving like madman to next location). Yikes! No time to blog -- but lots of things to comment on. I discovered by accident that the updater applet… more »
jolicloud 1.1 finally
By basd on Jan 9, 2011 | In kubuntu, linux, gnome, lxde, jolicloud | Send feedback »
Imagine my surprise when I logged into Chrome after installing Jolicloud 1.1 to see an entry, apparently some several days old, indicating I could now UPGRADE from Jolicloud 1 to Jolicloud 1.1. (And that there are Jolicloud reps. in Vegas at CES. I mig… more »
the value of xkill
By basd on Sep 9, 2010 | In linux, gnome, lxde, jolicloud | Send feedback »
KDE3 used to have a hotkey to pop up a little skull and crossbones cursor, which -- if you clicked on a stalled or runaway application (well, any application), would kill it. Very useful -- especially when there was a much bigger problem with runaway ap… more »
