In KDE4 they have changed the KControlCenter and named it System Settings.
I found it to be easy to navigate and very intuitive. Lets start the visual review.
The start page looks very similar to KControl of KDE3.
Lets start with Look and Feel section.
Second Section is the personal Settings
Going over to Network and Connectivity Section
These are normal settings. The Settings manager considers some more settings are part of Advanced Settings
I liked the new and crisp interface, please do share with me how you liked this screenshot tour.
I found it to be easy to navigate and very intuitive. Lets start the visual review.
The start page looks very similar to KControl of KDE3.
Lets start with Look and Feel section.
- Appearance :: Configure Theme, Colors, Style
- Desktop: Configure Cool desktop Effects and Screen Saver
- Notification : System Notifications and Bell
- Splash Screen
- Window Behavior : Titlebar Actions, Windows Actions, Focus, Moving Actions etc.
Second Section is the personal Settings
- About Me. Configure user details
- Accessibility. Improve accessibility for differently abled people
- Default Application
- Regional and Language Settings
Going over to Network and Connectivity Section
- Network Settings: Set Connection preferences, proxy etc.
- Setting for Samba Client (Not Server) Windows Share
- Date & Time
- Display Settings
- Font Installer
- Joystick configuration
- Keyboard & Mouse Settings
- Sound Settings
These are normal settings. The Settings manager considers some more settings are part of Advanced Settings
- File Associations
- Input Actions
- KDE Resources
- KDE Wallet
- Service Manager
- Session Manager
- Solid Configuration
and - Samba Configuration. I do not have Samba installed so got this message
I liked the new and crisp interface, please do share with me how you liked this screenshot tour.
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