shane
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Martedì, 20 Maggio 2008
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about:
KDE 4
Interestingly enough, I found myself looking forward to using my computer this morning. Now that my basic training wheels are off, I'm planning to put KDE 4 through an intense day of high pressure productivity.
We have documents to create, we have emails to send, we have stuff to file.
The one thing slightly bothering me is that I cannot quite work out the Plasma desktop thing. I need to read the manual I guess.
Click menu, in search type help...help centre opens. Let's see...
Ah. It's empty. Completely blank. That's not a good sign.
Let's try the package manager. Adept. Click. Ooh...lots of options. "kde help" keyword. Hm. Nothing. I need another keyword. Helpcentre perhaps? Hm. Nope. US spelling then. Helpcenter. That worked. It says KDE 4 helpcenter is installed. Well, the application is...but my help files appear to be missing.
Either I am doing something wrong, or there is something wrong. I go back into the helpcenter. Contents are blank. Hm. I click glossary. Oh, this might have content.
No. It has a list of things, but when I click them I get a blank HTML page with just headline text. Something is not working here.
OK, deducting some points there. I can't work out Plasma desktop and when I try to get help, there is no help. I think that's the largest bug I have come across; given that Plasma is a very interesting and powerful new technology, people really need to be told how to use it clearly. It's also reasonable to expect that people need to be told through their desktop help system rather than having to wander around the net.
