Kde 3.1 questions

Tim Wunder tim
Mon May 17 11:44:11 PDT 2004


On Sunday 09 February 2003 5:21 pm, someone claiming to be Collins Richey 
wrote:
> [ snips ]
>
> On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 09:17:54 +0100
>
> Roger Oberholtzer <roger.oberholtzer at surbrunn.net> wrote:
> > My sound is working (Gentoo KDE 3.1), so I cannot help with that.
> > As to .Xdefaults, I do not think KDE uses those. However, regular X
> > apps(meaning not QT) do use this file independent of whatever KDE is
> > up to.
> >
> > There is an option in KDE somewhere that says if KDE should apply look
> > and feel to non-kde apps. I can't see where it is in the 3.1 menus.
> > Maybe if you have that enabled then the values in .Xdefaults are being
> > overridden. Does konsole have a scroll bar? If not, then KDE is
> > probably configuring non-KDE apps. Look for the option in the control
> > center and disable it. Of course, in typical KDE fashion, it is
> > probably somewhere else with a non-obvious new name...
>
> Oops, now aterm has a scrollbar.  Other than restart kde a few times and
> tinker with sound, nothing has changed.  I just love here now, gone
> next time behavior!

So, other than changing some things (ie "tinker with sound"), nothing has 
changed. OK. Obsiously, if nothing was changed under KDE's settings that 
would affect aterm (or, rather, non-kde apps), then there's obviously 
something wrong with aterm. 

Have you considered that whatever you were "tinker[ing] with sound" *did* 
ultimately cause aterm to behave the way you expect?

BTW, Why aterm? What's wrong with Konsole?

Regards, 
Tim
Resident KDE apologist :-)

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