How to disable launch feedback (icon bursting out, not the cursor) in KDE
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[SOLVED] How to disable launch feedback (icon bursting out, not the cursor) in KDE
Hi,
I'm using Pardus 2008. I must say that I like every aspect of it, including a small footprint and responsive desktop.
However, i have one small problem with its KDE desktop. Everytime i launch a program or open a directory by clicking on an icon, the window is not opened until it finishes bursting out. Thus, I can open a window faster from the menu or any way other than clicking on the icons on desktop or the shortcuts on the panel.
Please try this first : Open Control Center (kcontrol)
>> Appearance & Themes > Launch Feedback .. and change
"Bounching Cursor" to "No Busy Cursor"
...
Good Luck !
Thank You. I knew there was a setting somewhere.
May I offer a KDE version Update.
KDE 4.14:
System Settings > Applications and System Notifications > Launch Feedback
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