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Am Donnerstag, 17. September 2009 schrieb Philip Webb: |
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> >> Okular 4.3.1 -- usable, but no noticeable improvement on Kpdf 3.5.10 . |
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> > that is a joke, right? |
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> No, it's very serious: KDE 4 is jazzed up visually & dumbed down in |
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> options. |
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I concur. The only (and still vividly living) hope is that it still evolves. |
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Perhaps, 4.5 will be as good as 3.5 was back at its introduction. And I |
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intend to keep 3.5 running for as long as possible. |
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> Okular is as described when compared with Kpdf 3 . |
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The only thing I really don’t like about Okular is its icon bar on the left. |
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Even though the icons can be shrinked and the text hidden, that bar is still |
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a waste of space. On the bright side, Okular’s rendering is better than |
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KPDF’s (for instance antialiasing), and it supports other document types like |
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CDR. |
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> > wrong. bookmark editor: 'File' 'import', 'import kde 3 bookmarks'. |
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> What is "bookmark editor" ? |
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The one you get when you open Konqueror’s bookmarks menu and select Edit (or |
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Manage, whatever it’s called in the English localisation) bookmarks. |
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> it's not a dependency of Konqueror 4 . |
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frank@eisen $ equery d keditbookmarks |
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[ Searching for packages depending on keditbookmarks... ] |
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kde-base/kdebase-meta-4.3.1 (>=kde-base/keditbookmarks-4.3.1:4.3[kdeprefix=]) |
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> It's utter madness, but with free software there are alternatives, |
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> which I have started to adopt (Fluxbox, Thunar, Terminal). |
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Unfortunately, Thunar is as simple as Nautilus (or even more basic). They |
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don’t nearly come close to Konqueror 3. Nothing else does (of course apart |
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from Commander-style file managers like Krusader). And I don’t mean |
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functionality only, but also Qt’s efficient use of screen space, compared to |
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GTK. |
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Gruß | Greetings | Qapla' |
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