Whenever I open a window from yast2 it comes out in its comes up in its
default size/shape even if I have changed the window layout when it was
previously opened.
All other windows remember their previous states but this is not the
case with yast2 windows. Actually, it is very annoying for me to change
the the window layout of the gnome software installation tool in yast2
every time.
Is there a way to make these windows remember their ways?
hi…
here it is:
click on the upper left button (mine is in french) take advance
submenu, on this one take windows special setup and from there it is the
position and size setup and thats all.
Roger_Marquis;1917181 Wrote:
> hi…
> here it is:
> click on the upper left button (mine is in french) take advance
> submenu, on this one take windows special setup and from there it is the
> position and size setup and thats all.
>
> cheers!
Hi, and thanks for the reply.
But there is no advance submenu in the menu that comes up (the window
menu).
What window manager are you using?
May be you did not read my post carefully. I’m using GNOME with
compiz.
Anyways I have wiped suse and will not be reinstalling it for quite
some time. But still your help is appreciated.
Hi
Try the qt GUI rather than the gtk one. Set it via YaST -> system
-> /etc/sysconfig editor and search on wanted_gui change this from auto
to qt. You may also need to check the package yast2-qt is installed.
–
Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
openSUSE 11.1 x86 Kernel 2.6.27.7-9-pae
up 2 days 11:19, 1 user, load average: 0.17, 0.17, 0.12
GPU GeForce 6600 TE/6200 TE - Driver Version: 180.22
Odin;1924565 Wrote:
> Just how much time to you spend with YaST open?
> Is it really such a problem?
Well, you do have to set up the system after the first install!
And for me it takes about two-three days to complete set up my system.
I recall all the packages I need to install and that happens in an
unordered manner as I use the system so that I have to open up at-least
once after booting the laptop:)
malcolmlewis;1924374 Wrote:
> Hi
> Try the qt GUI rather than the gtk one. Set it via YaST → system
> → /etc/sysconfig editor and search on wanted_gui change this from
> auto
> to qt. You may also need to check the package yast2-qt is installed.
>
> –
> Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
> openSUSE 11.1 x86 Kernel 2.6.27.7-9-pae
> up 2 days 11:19, 1 user, load average: 0.17, 0.17, 0.12
> GPU GeForce 6600 TE/6200 TE - Driver Version: 180.22
Understand. I used to do it that way also. Last few installs I
developed a list of non-default apps to install…and, try to get it
mostly done in one session.
I suppose you guessed I don’t really know how to FORCE YaST to
respect your desired windows placement/size. I can tell you that I
fiddled with those controls you find if you right click on the upper
left corner of the title bar and then select Advanced > Special
Windows Settings.
There you can find all kinds of buttons and gadgets to set. But, my
experience was very BAD. It changed things in ways I didn’t understand.
If you try it: GOOD LUCK, I never will again–you have been warned!
Odin;1924638 Wrote:
> Understand. I used to do it that way also. Last few installs I
> developed a list of non-default apps to install…and, try to get it
> mostly done in one session.
>
> I suppose you guessed I don’t really know how to FORCE YaST to
> respect your desired windows placement/size. I can tell you that I
> fiddled with those controls you find if you right click on the upper
> left corner of the title bar and then select Advanced > Special
> Windows Settings.
>
> There you can find all kinds of buttons and gadgets to set. But, my
> experience was very BAD. It changed things in ways I didn’t
> understand.
>
> If you try it: GOOD LUCK, I never will again–you have been warned!
Did you read my post:
>
> Quote:
> Originally Posted by Roger_Marquis View Post
> hi…
> here it is:
> click on the upper left button (mine is in french) take advance
> submenu, on this one take windows special setup and from there it is the
> position and size setup and thats all.
>
> cheers!
> Hi, and thanks for the reply.
>
> But there is no advance submenu in the menu that comes up (the window
> menu).
> What window manager are you using?
> May be you did not read my post carefully. I’m using GNOME with compiz.
