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Category Archives: KDE
KDE: Keyboard Shortcuts
CTRL+ALT+ESC to use the mouse pointer to kill a process. About Konsole: SHIFT + RIGHT/LEFT arrows: to move among different consolles in Konsole SHIFT + UP/DOWN arrows: to move up and down in the output SHIFT + PG UP/PG DOWN: … Continue reading
Let KDE run more than one instance of Kate
Thanks to Rich Birch for this tip. Edit the K menu by right clicking and choosing ‘Menu editor’. Then find the entry for kate, and you’ll see it says kate –use %U the ‘–use’ bit means use an already running … Continue reading
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Public File Server with KDE – Easy!
This is the best way to share few files on your computer temporary. Add to your panel (the bar containing the K Menu button) the applet Public File Server (in order to add an applet you have to right-click in … Continue reading
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