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Warp 11 was discussing the bald Shatner audio clip, I couldn't find it and was wondering if anyone else had a link.

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Tsuroerusu wrote:That is correct, SUSE does patch things for security, but they don't patch the crap out of anything, they patch things where they see it needed.

So adding smooth scrolling to kdelibs is a needed patch?

Wonderful, if you look at the comments, you'll notice that one of SUSE's KDE developers, Stephan Binner said this: "Added patch to done/STABLE and done/10.1 (for SLE)." , "I think we will later review SLE-patches which to backport for a 10.1 update." . Well there is still the problem of turning off...

as for posts about this subject heres a bug I filed https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=175741 Wonderful, if you look at the comments, you'll notice that one of SUSE's KDE developers, Stephan Binner said this: "Added patch to done/STABLE and done/10.1 (for SLE)." , "I think we will later re...

Well first of all since I cant choose more then one here are my opinions on what I like in a destroy. Up-to-date packages. Massive library of packages. (I don't want to have to add anything) Two simple things, and why I choose gentoo. I don't really need to know how to install a program with the ./c...

That's great input man, you should post this on the openSUSE mailinglists or file a bug for it or something, could be useful since the development of 10.2 starts next months with the release of Alpha1. Well its suse and not opensuse I think. I am a bit confused about the naming conventions. I just ...

Problems I have with Suse 10.1 is smoothscrolling is on all applications by default. It makes scrolling on my unaccelerated card unbarebly slow and unresponsive. Something I hate. To fix this edit your kdeglobals (usually in ~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals file to have 'SmoothScrolling=false' under [...