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Plasma screencasts
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Plasma screencasts
Kourse 2 produced three high-quality screencasts, which show some Plasma features in detail. They can be quite useful for the new user, especially since with Plasma the behavior of the desktop has changed significantly.
The videos are available in both Flash and OGG format. To access the OGG format, click on the link and then select the video format from the combo box ("Unknown file type"), then you'll be able to download it.
Credits go to forum users fengshaun, TeaAge and Primoz.
Zooming User Interface by fengshaun
Desktop settings by Primoz
Panel settings by TeaAge
Some videos are available also in subtitled form:
Zooming User Interface
Desktop settings
The videos are available in both Flash and OGG format. To access the OGG format, click on the link and then select the video format from the combo box ("Unknown file type"), then you'll be able to download it.
Credits go to forum users fengshaun, TeaAge and Primoz.
Zooming User Interface by fengshaun
Desktop settings by Primoz
Panel settings by TeaAge
Some videos are available also in subtitled form:
Zooming User Interface
Desktop settings
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Re: Plasma screencasts
This zooming interface has got to be the most confusing thing ever invented.
Why is this needed when the The Pager switches between desktops.
Is another level of abstraction warranted?
Why is this needed when the The Pager switches between desktops.
Is another level of abstraction warranted?
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Plasma indeed introduces another level of abstraction with the zooming interface, the activities. Since KDE 4.3 (and in 4.2 without GUI) you can connect activities with virtual desktops, which is far more natural to normal users. It is not as flexible and intuitive as the currently-in-development GNOME Shell but does allow you to have completely different desktops.
The zooming in plasma should probably be build in to KWin, making it much better performing, good looking and easier to understand.
Still, I think the concept of activities in itself, be it connected to virtual desktops or not, is sound and potentially very powerful. I am looking forward to seeing it evolve over the next few releases...
The zooming in plasma should probably be build in to KWin, making it much better performing, good looking and easier to understand.
Still, I think the concept of activities in itself, be it connected to virtual desktops or not, is sound and potentially very powerful. I am looking forward to seeing it evolve over the next few releases...
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Here ya go. Thanks for the support guys!
I’ll be sure to keep everyone posted.
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Re: Plasma screencasts
Thank you for this interesting screencasts. They helped me a lot. 

Re: Plasma screencasts
For those new-ish to plasma, Hans (Mogger) has done a whole series of short screencast how-tos. See them listed at http://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/FAQ/HowTo
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jospoortvliet wrote:It is not as flexible and intuitive as the currently-in-development GNOME Shell but does allow you to have completely different desktops.
I wish it did - the taskbar remains the same in each activity. I'd prefer to set up a different taskbar for each activity - one for straight work with no interference, basically a very basic desktop and one with all the bells and whistles.
Once that is implemented (is it even on the cards? I have no idea...) I would subscribe to the view of "completely different desktops".
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I hope to be able to contribute more soon.
Am looking forward to learning more.
I hope to be able to contribute more soon.
Am looking forward to learning more.
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Thanks, I found the Panel settings by TeaAge particularly helpful. I had to upgrade Flash before it would play for some reason.
Re: Plasma screencasts
some great information here, keep up the great work guys!
Re: Plasma screencasts
I've never tried this, I think this is very interest
Re: Plasma screencasts
very good this post ,,
Re: Plasma screencasts
Looks great..very helpful 

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