Kde The Basics
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Basic topics about KDE
- 1.You can log in to KDE with the startx command, this means are logged in by using the following method:
- A.
Logging in Graphically
- B.
Logging Out
- C.
Logging in via the Command Line
- D.
Without username and password
- 2.By pressing F1 inside the application, you are:
- A.
Getting Help
- B.
Reading the User´s Manuals
- C.
Getting Context and ‘What’s This’ Help
- D.
Getting Tooltips
- 3.‘What’s This?’ help is usually more detailed than tooltips. You can access‘What’s This?’ help in two ways:
- A.
By pressing the ? button in the titlebar of the window or by pressing the key combination Shift-F1
- B.
Pressing Alt+F1 or by pressing Ctrl+F1
- C.
Both prevoius are ok
- D.
None of them
- 4.The active window is
- A.
The one that has been minimized
- B.
The one that has been maximized
- C.
The one that has been closed
- D.
The one into which you can type, and can be distinguished from the others because it has a different colored titlebar.
- 5.Shading windows is very similar to minimizing them, but this time
- A.
Only the status of the window is shown
- B.
Only the titlebar of the window is shown
- C.
Only the menu of the window is shown
- D.
Only the toolbar of the window is shown
- 6.KDE will automatically line windows up as a succession from the top-left of your screen, this process is called?
- A.
Moving windows
- B.
Maximizing windows
- C.
Minimizing windows
- D.
Cascading Windows
- 7.KDE will attempt to use the maximum available space of the desktop in order to display as much of each window as possible, this is called?
- A.
UnclutteringWindows
- B.
Cascading Windows
- C.
Hiding Windows
- D.
Maximizing Windows
- 8.Sometimes, one screen’s worth is just not enough space. If you use many applicationsat the same time, and find yourself drowning in different windows, we can use the following KDE feature:
- A.
Virtual Kubuntu
- B.
Virtual KDE
- C.
Virtual Windows
- D.
Virtual Desktops
- 9.Alt+F4, means:
- A.
You can make windows bigger or smaller, wider, or taller.
- B.
You can move windows so that they overlap other windows, or so that you can see the whole window.
- C.
When you finish using an application, you will want to stop the application and close its window.
- D.
An advanced window management of KDE
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