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Re: [OT] Beautyfing KDE
by Brandon Petty on Wednesday 13/Oct/2004, @14:47
Man that is a slick patch. Not only does it make KDE look great, it is also useful as far as atracting the eye to where you are working on the screen. I would love to see this added. The rounded icon selection, as stated above, might not be for everyone. I think it looks good, but I would probably preffer sharp clean corners.

As a side question, since I have not upgraded kde lately... does moving icons on the desktop still suck? I would pick up an icon, place it where I wanted it, and it would magically be placed about 10-20 pixels away. Close enough to work, but just far enough away to piss you off and make you redrag.
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Re: [OT] Beautyfing KDE
by Roberto Alsina on Wednesday 13/Oct/2004, @14:59
Maybe you have "Automatically lineup icons" activated?
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Re: [OT] Beautyfing KDE
by ac on Wednesday 13/Oct/2004, @15:09
Ya on my old KDE 3.2, the final resting position of the icon seems to be the *center* of the pointer. When I'm dragging it however, the pointer is closer to the top left of the icon. Seems like a centering bug.
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