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tavva divya 03-02-2010 08:17 AM

switching between tabs in konqueror
 
i use open suse ,while using konqueror i would like to use ctrl+tab to switch b/n two tabs as in browser , what has to be done to get that .

i92guboj 03-02-2010 08:36 AM

Look in the konqueror configuration, failing that look in kcontrol or systemsettings (the kde control panel).

Make sure that no general key binding in your window manager conflicts with this one, because it would take precedence.

tavva divya 03-02-2010 08:58 AM

can u give me a detailed xplanation of how to do it as im new to open suse i couldnt find it any of the methods u mentioned.

i92guboj 03-02-2010 09:12 AM

I haven't konqueror installed, so I can't be too specific. To run the control panel you can just use the alt+f2 launcher, then type "systemsettings" on it. Or search for it in the menu, or run it from a terminal window. Then search in there for a way to set key bindings. It can be somewhere in the window manager part, or maybe in the internet part. I have no idea.

Instead, you can open konqueror and then look on its preferences. You can usually access the preferences in the Edit menu, then look around.

raju.mopidevi 03-02-2010 09:39 AM

Hi divya,

open settings menu-> configure shortcuts
here all shortcuts are placed. By default to switch to the tabs ctrl+.
ctrl +,

tavva divya 03-02-2010 09:49 AM

hi raj,
im very glad to receive an ans from u its wrking .

tavva divya 03-02-2010 09:50 AM

how to set java path in open suse
 
hi frnds,
can u pls help me in setting java path in linux

raju.mopidevi 03-02-2010 09:58 AM

you are asking different concept, so posting it in different thread is good way to ask.

find where your java is installed.
for me it is /usr/lib/jdk
so open your .bashrc
$ vi .bashrc
JAVA_HOME=<path>
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH

you can also use direct path in export command, but it is good to locate JAVA_HOME variable.


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