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Showing posts with label KDE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KDE. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Friday, May 07, 2010
How to Restore KDE's Default Settings
Restoring KDE's default setting can be done by deleting the following directories:
kde*
.skel
*Desktop
Please notee that all program settings will be reset to default. Therefore, all setting changed , include address books and e-mail settings, will be lost.
Enter the command in Terminal:
rm -rf .kde*/ .skel/ *Desktop/
Related article: How to Hide/Display icon on desktop, gconf-editor.
kde*
.skel
*Desktop
Please notee that all program settings will be reset to default. Therefore, all setting changed , include address books and e-mail settings, will be lost.
Enter the command in Terminal:
rm -rf .kde*/ .skel/ *Desktop/
Related article: How to Hide/Display icon on desktop, gconf-editor.
Friday, July 31, 2009
How to install KDE on ubuntu
The default desktop of Ubuntu is Gnome.If you want KDE, you can install Kubuntu.
Alternatively, you can install Kubuntu on Ubuntu using Synaptic Package Manager.
Click System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager on Ubuntu menu.
Type Kubuntu inside the Quick search box, mark Kubuntu to install.
You will be asked to mark additional required changes, just mark it.
And click Apply.
Click Apply again to confirm changes.
Wait the package to be downloaded.
You will be asked to select the default display manager, gdm? or kdm? It's the display manager of the login screen , any one is ok.
Wait install and changes applied.
Now, you can restart or log-out and log-in again to switch to KDE.
You can Select KDE Session by clicking Options on the lower-left of login screen.
Now, your system have both Gnome and KDE installed, you can switch between in login screen.
Alternatively, you can install Kubuntu on Ubuntu using Synaptic Package Manager.
Click System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager on Ubuntu menu.
Type Kubuntu inside the Quick search box, mark Kubuntu to install.
You will be asked to mark additional required changes, just mark it.
And click Apply.
Click Apply again to confirm changes.
Wait the package to be downloaded.
You will be asked to select the default display manager, gdm? or kdm? It's the display manager of the login screen , any one is ok.
Wait install and changes applied.
Now, you can restart or log-out and log-in again to switch to KDE.
You can Select KDE Session by clicking Options on the lower-left of login screen.
Now, your system have both Gnome and KDE installed, you can switch between in login screen.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Second Beta Release of KDE 4.0 available
On 6th September 2007 the KDE Community released the second Beta release for KDE 4.0. This release marks the beginning of the feature freeze and the stabilization of the current codebase. Simultaneously the KOffice developers have released their third Alpha release, marking significant improvements in this innovative office suite.
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