Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 11th Jul 2007 21:15 UTC, submitted by Johan Thelin
A quick look at the state of KDE 4, including screenshots. "Over all, KDE 4 alpha 2, was a pleasant experience. Not much worked on a user level, but large parts of the underlaying infrastructure seems to be in place. I'm looking forward to the more releases and the final version due in October."
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Member since:2005-07-07
Indeed, a good example. Just because Mac OS X, Gnome and Windows do it different doesn't mean the KDE way is bad. Most ppl seem to like it (as do I) and if you don't want the menu, you can use shift (move) and ctrl (copy).
Using for example right-click-move to have a menu (windows) isn't too obvious, you must know how to do it.
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2006-05-25
We keep battling one problem on Windows again and again at work: someone inadvertedly moving a whole directories around, usually with a touchpad. How much would I love to have the menu with a "Cancel" option!