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KDE Tip: Disable desktop search

On older computers the desktop search functionality built into KDE can be overkill and waste important system resources. Although it entirely depends your personal preference and whether you would...

KDE Tip: Split-view in Dolphin, KDE's file manager

Whenever you are working with files in KDE's Dolphin it can be useful to split the current view into two panes, allowing you to drag and drop files between two locations, or allows you to monitor...

KDE Tip: How to take screenshots

KDE's ksnapshot is a deceivingly powerful screenshot application that opens when you press Print Screen. You can directly save the taken screenshot or send it to GIMP or any other image processor...

KDE Tip: Get traditional files on your desktop

KDE 4's revolutionary new desktop approach turned plasma - the desktop shell software - into a highly modular architecture that works entirely on plugins. What that meant for end-users is that KDE...

KDE Tip: Tune desktop effects

KDE provides a massive amount of desktop effects that are either visually very appealing and/or very practical. A common misconception among KDE users is that 'disabling desktop effects' makes the...

KDE Tip: Automatically setup Yakuake upon login

Yakuake is a tremendously useful terminal that hides itself outside of your sight until called with F12, and loved by many powerusers. It allows you to create tabs, label tabs, split screens, and...

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