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On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 11:19 PM, Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> |
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> What you can do is make Activities go away and never impinge on your |
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> life, that's what I do. I've had KDE here for years and like you never |
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> grokked what it even is when it first hit early in 4.x. I'm a grumpy old |
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> far, I like my 6 virtual desktops in 2 rows of three, I like to launch |
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> the apps myself I known I'm going to use now, and I like global session |
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> management for apps I always use all the time (like Konsole). I don't |
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> like Activities. |
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> I made them go away and have been using the same KDE config ever since |
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> quite happily. IIRC all it really took was to remove the icon[1] from |
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> the panel, and maybe disable some keyboard shortcuts. Activities hasn't |
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> appeared here for years now, I'd forgotten all about them till this |
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> thread showed up :-) |
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> Anyway, hope this helps |
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> [1] The icon is the one with three small overlapping circles IIRC |
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It may, thanks for suggesting this. I can presumably resist the allure of |
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the icon; but deactivating those shortcuts ought to save me from those |
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"bridge troll" incidents, which invariably start with me accidentally or |
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purposely mashing the keyboard or guessing at shortcuts in some random, |
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hard-to-know-what-I-did-so-I-can-avoid-it-in-the-future way. |
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-gmt |