[Clug-tech] KDE 4 Question

Shawn sgrover at open2space.com
Sat Oct 10 17:40:01 PDT 2009


I've been seeing some odd issues like that.  They usually go away the 
next time I boot up the computer.  Then again, I've been shuffling 
hardware the past few days, so this sort of thing was expected.

Think I'll do a "clean" install with Ubuntu 9.10 though to help sort out 
any damage I may have done to configs over the past year or so.  I 
really should be more gentle with my boxes...  :)

Shawn

Mitch Brown wrote:
> On 10/10/2009 12:51 PM, Shawn wrote:
>> Click the notification icon (bottom right corner - usually a number 
>> indicating how many notifications there are...).  This brings up the 
>> list of running "jobs" like file transfers.
>>
>> On a running job, click the X cancel a job.  If you have multiple jobs 
>> happening, they may be grouped (3 or 4 simultaneous file transfers for 
>> instance) - there is an arrow icon (I think) to expand/collapse the 
>> group.
>>
>> My details may be a little off - I don't have any processes running 
>> like that at the moment so can't be more specific.  But, you should 
>> get the idea.
>>
>> In terms of stopping an application (another type of "job"), hit 
>> CTRL-ESC to bring up the system activity panel - you can kill apps 
>> there...
>>
>> Shawn
> 
> Thanks Shawn,
> 
> I know exactly what you're talking about... that happens on every other 
> computer I've ever used with KDE. There were NO controls whatsoever. It 
> was unstoppable, so to say. I had to wait for it to finish or kill the 
> process. The normal stop and pause buttons were absent. I finally got 
> frustrated enough and just rebuilt my profile in a fresh home folder - 
> which fixed the issue.
> 
> 
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