The KDE 3.5 Control Center - Part 1 - Appearance and Themes
One of the first things any new user to Linux goes through is getting used to a brand new, vibrantly rich, but very alien OS experience. They tend to find that they now have something they didn't really have before. Choice. For some, they will discover that not only do they have a choice in distributions and features, but also the graphical environment that they will spend their next period of PC usage in. For those who settle on the more "windows" like interface of KDE, they will quickly discover that there is a lot of things that they will want to configure or customize to best suit their individual tastes and habits. To do this, they will need to find their way into the KDE Control Center. Similar in concept to the windows control panel, the control center provides the end user with a wide range of options and broad flexibility to make the KDE desktop environment completely configured to their personal tastes and needs.
In this article we will be focusing on each individual section of the control center and cover the options, features, and steps needed to make your experience with KDE 3.5 the best it can be!
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