KDE single-click/double-click frustration... [was Re: [wellylug] 64-bit Linux]

[David Murray]

On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Jamie Dobbs wrote:

> Having just built myself a new AMD64 3200+ machine I've been playing
> around with Gentoo for AMD 64 and must say that I am pretty impressed with
> the overall speed, but a little concerned about the lack of applications
> that have been ported to 64bit (no Openoffice yet for example).
> What other Linux distros offer 64 bit versions?

Fedora Core, Mandriva/Mandrake, and Suse all have 64bit versions of their 
respective distros of Linux.

I have used all of them on my AMD64 3200+ box.

Suse is definitely best of the bunch, followed by Mandrake.

I found each release of Fedora Core (ie every official release I've tried 
so far) has had serious-enough issues to cause me to reasonably quickly 
trash it in favour of some other distro.

I found that currently Fedora Core 4 has USB usage issues. My scanner, 
which worked perfectly fine using the same hardware configuration and 
Mandrake 10.0, would not work using Fedora Core 4.

I installed Suse 9.3 (KDE 3.4) as my desktop box and everything just works 
perfectly. :o)

But... for the life of me I *cannot* find out how to change the 
KDE/Konquorer setting from one-click selects and launches, to one-click 
selects and two-clicks launches.

Can anybody help with this? How do I change this setting in KDE 3.4?


Regards,

David Murray