This may sound like a trivial question, but my girlfriend insists that I ask.
I recently installed OpenSuse 11 on her laptop (previously had ubuntu). A year and a half ago I put 10.2 on her laptop and she loved it, but it broke too often, so we switched to ubuntu.
The first thing she noticed after I installed 11.0 is the chameleon’s eye doesn’t follow the mouse like it did in 10.2. She thought it was cute and wants it to do it again.
So is there any settings or config file that I can edit to re-enable this?
On 06/21/2008 srschifano wrote:
> The first thing she noticed after I installed 11.0 is the chameleon’s
> eye doesn’t follow the mouse like it did in 10.2. She thought it was
> cute and wants it to do it again.
Sorry for the dumb question, but which Chameleon exactly?
The chameleon on the K menu button in the bottom left corner. It changes colors whenever you mouse over it. You know, the mascot of OpenSuse
I do recall that some people refer to it as geeko (as in gecko), though this is technically incorrect, since gecko’s can’t change their skin color.
Anyways, in 10.2 whenever you moved your mouse over him his eye followed the mouse. Now it does not, and I would like to know if this can be re-enabled.
I used 10.2 for over a year and I never noticed that. We’re not on hallucinogens there are we? :). Seriously, the closest you’re gonna get to what was the 10.2 KMemu icon is if you right click on the currect icon and select ‘switch to KDE menu style’. I don’t think the eye moves though…LOL.
