Timothy R. Butler, Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 09:32:37PM -0600: > Oops, sorry - here we go: > http://www.uninetsolutions.com/tbutler/linux/ss-1.html . > doeslook nice > > Is there any way in KDE to do a borderless window? The last time I > > tried I couldn't figure out how to do it. I like to put borderless > > windows at a few points on my desktop (one tails syslog, one monitors > > eth0, another eth1). You can see an example at > > Try this: kstart --type Dock [commandname] . That should do the trick for > you. > i'll give it a shot the next time I try KDE. Thanks. > > Have you tried Konq with autofs? > > No, I have not. However, I would imagine it would work with it (I've been > trying to get it setup to give it a run, but no luck thus far... if you'd > send me a config, I'd be happy to test it for you). The default debian autofs config should be good enough for testing purposes. Note that you have to have autofs support compiled into your kernel (I don't think it works as a module, at least it didn't for me). > > Anyway, for basic mounting, you can do without autofs all together - > Putting a disk icon on the desktop causes KDE to "automount" it when you > click the icon. However, Konqi handles some symlinks and the like very well, > so I suspect autofs should work. > gnome has the mountable icons on the desktop as well, but they don't help if someone is trying to access a floppy from inside an application. Sometimes it's easier to retrain the computer than to retrain the users. If you get autofs working let me know how Kong handles it. Thanks. g
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