What mailing lists are you talking about? In any case, he figured
the problem out without going elsewhere. Ain't that a bitch?

Which causes your panties to knot tighter? Asking an "off-topic"
question or answering one?

cordially, as always,

rm

Joost Kremers <joostkremers@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Adams-Blake Co. wrote:
> >> you should ask this on a kde forum: they have mailing lists and there is
> >> also a newsgroup, comp.windows.x.kde or something like that. aols is not
> >> the best place for help with kde-related questions.
> >
> > I don't know Joost. I've posted some problems over there and never get
> > answers. In fact, I see way more questions then I *ever* see responses in
> > that NG.

> and what about the mailing lists? it's been a while since i last used KDE,
> but i remember the mailing lists being good sources of information.

> > I still can't figure out why with Slack 9.1 and KDE ... many times a menu
> > icon (both at top of screen or in task bar) does NOT hear the first click
> > and I have to click again. Maybe a mouse problem? Very annoying... but no
> > one on x.kde seems to know either (but I doubt any of them run Slack, if
> > indeed it is a Slack issue... which I rather doubt.)

> it could have to do with focus. perhaps try setting the focus policy to
> 'focus follows mouse' and see if that changes things.

> IMHO this is exactly the sort of thing you should ask on a KDE forum. if
> you don't get any answers on comp.windows.x.kde, then maybe the people that
> know about kde do not hang out there. IME they do subscribe to the mailing
> lists.