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This is a XP style K Menu button. I made it for my wife's desktop. She still prefers XP over Linux, but she is making a slow transition. If this helps someone switch to Linux, then I have made a difference. This works with the kbfx applet: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=24898

ok guys, these days i'll work over a mac os x phanter with quartz extreme, and is awesome and fast and customizable. well i play ut 2003 amazing on my pII 333 with redhat 9 on my tnt 16Mb. and i think, we still can use X to handle a high core level with openGL with glut or whatever, my main ...

some proposions for a better UI for kde (plus screenshot!): (all of them are IMHO, and excuse my english) screenshot #1: "firefoxify" the toolbar edition meaning - use drag and drop (DnD) for editing the various toolbars. make it global, meaning the default method for editing every KDE ...

Being I just in a previous post to a kmenu idea to be "different" here is an idea of mine where I took all the things I liked about various applications and tried to put them into good use. On the side you'll see 3 shades of color and wording, Yes that idea came from amaroK. same ideas apply. ...

The close button could be enhanced to not close the "program", only the window, by minimizing it. A possible configuration would be click to minimize, double click to close, and pushing for an amount of time to kill. Minimizing is the behaviour of the close button on PDA's, and in kopete and ...

Kubuntu amd64 build of Tasty Menu. Tasty Menu is a KMenu replacement aiming to provide the maximum usability, or at least to be a testbed for usability concepts and ideas for a future kmenu replacement.

The file I uploaded was just a text file describing an improvement I'd like to see in KDE and Konqueror. The full text appears here: Firefox, Nautilus, and Epiphany all have down-arrow buttons next to their Back, Forward, and Up buttons which allow faster jumping around in that tab's ...

This is a little text that explain how to edit your right click adding new progs. If you have some problems to understand the text write me a comment.

This little script on your ~/.bashrc will change the konsole session name on the fly. Also will put the remote host name if you connect it with ssh wraper kssh. This can serve you to make more interesting things. The screenshot is the original 5 minutes script.