Godzilla wrote:

> After installing KDE 4.1, my initial impression is not very
> positive. The terminology for putting objects on and off the screen
> often doesn't seem to relate to the action involved. When switching
> to a "traditional" menu, I wound up with a hierarchy of nested
> identical menus which led to nowhere. I managed to delete the whole
> menu, and then couldn't find out how to get it back. I got a wide
> gray bar across the top of the screen, and was unable to remove it.
>
> All in all, I was very happy to be able to exit and get back to
> 3.5.9 where things are more intuitive.
>
> Godzilla

A strange and good benefit of having installed KDE 4.1:

After returning to KDE 3.5.9, all of the videos now play in Firefox!
Somehow, the plugins that were installed apply here as well. :-)

Godzilla

Godzilla wrote:

> Godzilla wrote:
>
>> After installing KDE 4.1, my initial impression is not very
>> positive. The terminology for putting objects on and off the screen
>> often doesn't seem to relate to the action involved. When switching
>> to a "traditional" menu, I wound up with a hierarchy of nested
>> identical menus which led to nowhere. I managed to delete the whole
>> menu, and then couldn't find out how to get it back. I got a wide
>> gray bar across the top of the screen, and was unable to remove it.
>>
>> All in all, I was very happy to be able to exit and get back to
>> 3.5.9 where things are more intuitive.
>>
>> Godzilla
>
> A strange and good benefit of having installed KDE 4.1:
>
> After returning to KDE 3.5.9, all of the videos now play in Firefox!
> Somehow, the plugins that were installed apply here as well. :-)
>
> Godzilla

if you want some fun delete kde 4.1

darklight wrote:

> Godzilla wrote:
>
>> Godzilla wrote:
>>
>>> After installing KDE 4.1, my initial impression is not very
>>> positive. The terminology for putting objects on and off the
>>> screen often doesn't seem to relate to the action involved. When
>>> switching to a "traditional" menu, I wound up with a hierarchy of
>>> nested identical menus which led to nowhere. I managed to delete
>>> the whole menu, and then couldn't find out how to get it back. I
>>> got a wide gray bar across the top of the screen, and was unable
>>> to remove it.
>>>
>>> All in all, I was very happy to be able to exit and get back to
>>> 3.5.9 where things are more intuitive.
>>>
>>> Godzilla
>>
>> A strange and good benefit of having installed KDE 4.1:
>>
>> After returning to KDE 3.5.9, all of the videos now play in
>> Firefox! Somehow, the plugins that were installed apply here as
>> well. :-)
>>
>> Godzilla
>
> if you want some fun delete kde 4.1

If I do that, how could I watch the porno clips? ;-)

Godzilla