KDE The Basics

1. By pressing F1 inside the application, you are:

Getting Help

Reading the User´s Manuals

Getting Context and ‘What’s This’ Help

Getting Tooltips

2. The active window is

The one that has been minimized

The one that has been maximized

The one that has been closed

The one into which you can type, and can be distinguished from theothers because it has a different colored titlebar.

3. Alt+F4, means:

You can make windows bigger or smaller, wider, or taller.

You can move windows so that they overlap other windows, or so that you can see the whole window.

When you finish using an application, you will want to stop the application and close its window.

An advanced window management of KDE

4. Shading windows is very similar to minimizing them, but this time

Only the status of the window is shown

Only the titlebar of the window is shown

Only the menu of the window is shown

Only the toolbar of the window is shown

5. 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?

UnclutteringWindows

Cascading Windows

Hiding Windows

Maximizing Windows

6. You can log in to KDE with the startx command, this means are logged in by using the following method:

Logging in Graphically

Logging Out

Logging in via the Command Line

Without username and password

7. KDE will automatically line windows up as a succession from the top-left of your screen, this process is called?

Moving windows

Maximizing windows

Minimizing windows

Cascading Windows

8. ‘What’s This?’ help is usually more detailed than tooltips. You can access
‘What’s This?’ help in two ways:

By pressing the ? button in the titlebar of the window or by pressing the key combination Shift-F1

Pressing Alt+F1 or by pressing Ctrl+F1

Both prevoius are ok

None of them

9. Sometimes, one screen’s worth is just not enough space. If you use many applications
at the same time, and find yourself drowning in different windows, we can use the following KDE feature:

Virtual Kubuntu

Virtual KDE

Virtual Windows

Virtual Desktops

Kde The Basics