Personalizing KDE 4.4
Sticking with our KDE theme this week, it's time to learn how to make KDE 4.4 yours. You've downloaded it, you've used it, and now you want to personalize it. You might find things are a bit different than the KDEs of yore (especially if you're just coming into KDE from 3.5). But no matter what release you're coming from, it's always good to know where and how to configure the look and feel of your desktop.
In this article I am going to show you how to make KDE 4.4 look and feel just the way you want it to. We won't bother getting into setting up Compiz, this is just straight up KDE goodness. Nor will we discuss the installation of KDE – I will assume that is already complete.
Sticking with our KDE theme this week, it's time to learn how to make KDE 4.4 yours. You've downloaded it, you've used it, and now you want to personalize it. You might find things are a bit different than the KDEs of yore (especially if you're just coming into KDE from 3.5). But no matter what release you're coming from, it's always good to know where and how to configure the look and feel of your desktop.
In this article I am going to show you how to make KDE 4.4 look and feel just the way you want it to. We won't bother getting into setting up Compiz, this is just straight up KDE goodness. Nor will we discuss the installation of KDE – I will assume that is already complete.
