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Title: Explore KDE


1
Explore KDE
  • The easy way,
  • using a live CD
  • By Carl Weisheit

2
Why did I use Kubuntu and KDE?
  • Using a live CD will let you explore the KDE GUI
    without installing or altering anything on your
    system
  • KDE is one of the two most popular GUIs used in
    Linux. (other is GNOME)
  • KDE is a complete desktop environment, it uses
    Kwin as its default window manager
  • KDE has a huge number of features, and whole
    suites of applications designed to integrate with
    it.
  • Kubuntu is a live cd of the Ubuntu distro using
    the KDE interface
  • Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux Distro at
    this time and comes pre-installed on major
    brands such as Dell Computers
  • 1 on Distro Watch

3
Desktop Features
Desktop background
Mounted drive icon
Time and date
Commonly used places in computer
To select from Multiple desktops
trashcan
KDE's panel (also known as kicker) allows small
programs, called "applets", to be embedded.
K menu button
4
Get info by rollingmouse over item
5
Left click icon to open default file manager
(Dolphin)
6
to view mounted and unmounted drives and
partitions
Mounted indicator
Select storage media
Unmounted partition
7
Right click and select Actions/Mount to mount
drive
8
Right click and select Actions/Unmount to
unmount drive
9
Right click and select Propertiesto view drive
properties
10
Viewing each tab of properties
11
Open menu and select LOG OUT
12
To reboot or shutdown
13
Run command lets you launch applications by name
14
System settings allow you to configure your system
15
To set your Default applicationsand file
associations
16
Background, screensaverand appearance settings
17
Computer administration
Date / time
Monitor settings
Keyboard shortcuts
18
Computer administration
sound
Users and group settings
Printer setup
19
Network and connectivity
Network settings
File sharing properties
20
Computer administration advanced tab
21
Stringi is a file searching utility
22
The KDE help center provides user manuals and
info on many applications and features
23
This is a basic package manager
Use it to install Synaptic package manager
24
Useful utilities, some of which are also found
under system settings
25
How to open a terminalwithout leaving the GUI
26
The KDE info center provides hardware information
27
Example info from KDE info center
memory
PCI info
Sound info
CPU info
28
Kde system monitorfor system performance
29
Kde system monitorprocesses and system loads
30
Office applications
31
Multimedia applications
32
Internet applications
33
Graphics applications
34
right click on backgroundto sort icons
35
right click on backgroundto change desktop
settings
36
Go quickly to common places from the icon in the
KDE Panel
37
Konqueror has many uses from browsing the web to
exploring your files to searching your local
network for shared folders
Click icon in panel
38
Right click panel to configure it or add or
remove applications
39
Speaker icon brings volumecontrol or mixer panel
Speaker icon
40
Right click network icon to configure network
settings
Network icon
41
Right click clock to set time or date
clock
42
KDE Keyboard shortcuts
  • Ctrl Esc List of running applications
  • Ctrl B Add Bookmark
  • Ctrl P Print Page
  • Ctrl - N New
  • Ctrl O Open
  • Ctrl W Close
  • Ctrl Z Undo
  • Ctrl C Copy
  • Ctrl F Find
  • Ctrl V Paste
  • Ctrl R Replace
  • Ctrl S Save
  • Ctrl E Text Completion
  • Ctrl A Select All
  • Ctrl Q Quit
  • Ctrl - Home Home
  • Ctrl - Insert Insert
  • Ctrl - End End
  • Ctrl - Down Next item
  • Ctrl Shift - Z Redo Ctrl - F3 Find Prev
  • Ctrl - F1 to F12 Switch to Desktop 1 12
  • Shift-Ctrl-F1 to F4 Switch to Desktop 13 to 16
  • Ctrl- Alt-L Lock desktop
  • Ctrl- Alt-D Show / Hide desktop
  • Ctrl-Alt-Esc Kill Window (Click on the window
    to action the kill.)
  • Ctrl-Alt-Delete Logout (To complete logout
    process, Tab Enter)
  • Shift - F1 What's this
  • F1 Help
  • Alt - F1 Popup KDE launch menu
  • F2 rename file
  • Alt - F2 Execute Command
  • F3 Find Next
  • Alt - F3 Window open menu
  • Alt - F4 Window close Down Next Item in List
  • F5 Reload
  • F11 Switch fullscreen / normal size
  • F12 Toggle cursor key mouse emulation
  • Alt Tab Switch forward among windows

43
Interesting configurations XP look alike
fromhttp//www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?cont
ent1499forumpage17
44
Interesting configurations Vista look alike
fromhttp//www.ubuntu.sun.ac.za/wiki/index.php/KD
E-XP-LookAlike
45
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