The fall of KDE?

[Pastor JW]

On Tuesday 18 November 2008 12:26:39 pm nepal google wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 November 2008, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > Kcontrol _has_ been removed (for the life of me, I can't
> > see why he thinks he could do anything in it he can't do
> > in System Settings, but he _is_ right that it's gone.
> >  Perhaps he's just a little slower than me in realizing
> > that much of what you saw in kcontrol is now in the
> > "Advanced" tab of System Settings (it certainly took _me_
> > long enough to catch on).
>
> I'm just in the process of setting up 8.04 and one thing I
> really never liked is KWallet. I looked at all the options
> of System Settings and could not find where to turn it off.
> So I ran KControl and knew immediately where to go to turn
> this off. This is the kind of thing that p****es off users
> like me having to waste time trying to find out where
> something has been moved to.

I agree Kwallet is really a bad pain but unlike some other distros, Kubuntu 
allows you to completely remove including the config files, just Kwallet!  I 
looked for a couple of days but couldn't find any place to turn it off so I 
going to try to remove it and put back all the other files it took away 
individually afterwords but It worked fine to remove it completely!  I didn't 
have to downgrade to Gnome!!  IF that program is made a mandatory part of 
KDE, KDE and I will part company.  As it is I am staying with 8.04 till 
either KDE4 gets repaired or until Gnome gets good enough to use.  Part of 
the reason for Linux is that it can be configured to work the way YOU want it 
to work.  If you take away that ability, one may just as well use windoze.  


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