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Post subject: YaKuake
 Posted: 2006. okt. 05., 16:07
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Is it possible to ask that YaKuake be in the new Stable version? I really like this app. I use Kanotix at work, and I love this part of the old version.
Just thought I would ask.
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Post subject: YaKuake
Posted: 2006. okt. 05., 17:06
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Joined: 2005. máj. 06.
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Location: berlin
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yakuake has always been stable for me, right now ver.:*** 2.7.5-3 0
just apt-get install yakuake to get it.
greetz
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Posted: 2006. okt. 05., 17:38
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Posted: 2006. okt. 07., 13:37
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Location: Australia
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| Kano, please include it, daily app for me . . . |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 07., 14:11
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Location: Tirol
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| You are right, kelmo. yakuake is tool for daily use, maybe you can integrate it. |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 07., 16:58
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Location: Schleswig-Holstein
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| I could swear it was included in the latest Kanotix versions.... or do I apt-get it that automatically.... |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 07., 17:29
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Posted: 2006. okt. 07., 18:07
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it was included before, and will be again. be asured.
greetz
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Posted: 2006. okt. 15., 03:05
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Location: Port Angeles, Wa. USA
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| I don't understand...Konsole pops up in 1 second & even less than that to restore when it's minimized. You need more speed than that? What's the advantage of yakuake? |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 15., 03:27
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Location: Terra
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| Yakuake is always there just a quick F12 drops it down for use. Or whatever keycombo you use. Seems to use a little less ram than Konsole as well. Yakuake along with guarddog, and Synaptic are couple of the first apps I install . |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 15., 05:32
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Location: Port Angeles, Wa. USA
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| Waitaminute--isn't Yakuake ALWAYS in ram, unlike Konsole, awaiting that "quick" keystroke? I'm not trying to be argumentative here, (well maybe a little bit) but it just seems kinda superfluous to me when there's already a glut of terminal options. Oh well, whatever spins your prop is OK w/me. It's called choice, right? I don't mean to offend... |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 20., 11:57
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devil wrote:
it was included before, and will be again. be asured.
greetz
devil
That is nice to know, cause it is just great and I tried the RC4 which didn't had it included... but it's nice to know that it will be included in the final version. (also in the 64bit version?) |
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Posted: 2006. okt. 20., 11:59
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Joined: 2006. ápr. 18.
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2radical wrote:
Waitaminute--isn't Yakuake ALWAYS in ram, unlike Konsole, awaiting that "quick" keystroke? I'm not trying to be argumentative here, (well maybe a little bit) but it just seems kinda superfluous to me when there's already a glut of terminal options. Oh well, whatever spins your prop is OK w/me. It's called choice, right? I don't mean to offend...
of course you are right, if it is started it is in RAM.
But if you can choice : Allways open Konsole or Yakuake then let it be Yakuake!!!  |
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