Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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‘Icons’ controls the icon style for the whole desktop. You can select the KDE Clas-
sic style, the Crystal SVG style, or others. With ‘Advanced’, fine-tune the icons’
appearance.
sic style, the Crystal SVG style, or others. With ‘Advanced’, fine-tune the icons’
appearance.
‘Launch Feedback’ runs a visual feedback for your mouse cursor. If an applica-
tion is started, KDE shows, for example, a busy cursor. Choose the style, like
blinking or bouncing. You can also try a passive cursor or disable this effect en-
tirely.
tion is started, KDE shows, for example, a busy cursor. Choose the style, like
blinking or bouncing. You can also try a passive cursor or disable this effect en-
tirely.
If you do not use your computer for a specific time, a screen saver automatically
appears. With the ‘Screen Savers’ module, configure all the necessary settings. Se-
lect from a lot of types, like banners, fractals, and illusions. To tweak the settings
for a specific screen saver, click ‘Setup’. More options can be found in ‘Advanced
Options’.
appears. With the ‘Screen Savers’ module, configure all the necessary settings. Se-
lect from a lot of types, like banners, fractals, and illusions. To tweak the settings
for a specific screen saver, click ‘Setup’. More options can be found in ‘Advanced
Options’.
When KDE starts, it shows a small image. This image can be defined with ‘Splash
Screen’. Click ‘Test’ to display the splash screen.
Screen’. Click ‘Test’ to display the splash screen.
With ‘Style’, modify the visual appearance of user interface elements (GUI).
Choose a style to preview it in the example below. ‘Effects’ and ‘Miscellanous’
can enable some GUI effects and transparency.
Choose a style to preview it in the example below. ‘Effects’ and ‘Miscellanous’
can enable some GUI effects and transparency.
Some users created configuration sets and uploaded them to a Web page. ‘Theme
Manager’ let you choose and install different themes for your KDE desktop.
Manager’ let you choose and install different themes for your KDE desktop.
‘Window Decorations’ are another style setting. If you change the setting, the ex-
ample below changes.
ample below changes.
4.2.3
Desktop
‘Behavior’ allows you to change some general issues about your desktop. You can
activate previews for some specific files or enable device icons.
activate previews for some specific files or enable device icons.
The central place for user-defined resources is ‘KDE Resources’. Choose a re-
source, like Calendar, Contacts, or Notes. Then click ‘Add’. Depending on your
selection, it displays a window in which to select the type of the new resource.
The next step opens a new window with specific settings for this type. If you con-
firm with ‘Ok’, the resource can be used in other KDE applications, for example,
KOrganizer.
source, like Calendar, Contacts, or Notes. Then click ‘Add’. Depending on your
selection, it displays a window in which to select the type of the new resource.
The next step opens a new window with specific settings for this type. If you con-
firm with ‘Ok’, the resource can be used in other KDE applications, for example,
KOrganizer.
‘Multiple Desktops’ let you choose up to 20 virtual desktops with individual
names. Move the slider to change the value. Use the text fields to give your desk-
tops names.
names. Move the slider to change the value. Use the text fields to give your desk-
tops names.
With the ‘Panels’ module, set the position of the panel. You can put any panel on
the left, right, top, or bottom of the screen. The other tabs contain settings to hide
the left, right, top, or bottom of the screen. The other tabs contain settings to hide
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4.2. Settings