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Ok, this has been pissing me off long enough....
In KDE when im navagating through directories, it keeps freezing for a few seconds before I can click on any icon/button.
Its REALLY annoying. Anyone else had this experience?
I've never seen that before. Ussually I just get error screens with a bomb logo all the time. Your right... KDE is anoying..... I have better luck with Windows Explorer... And thats not saying much........
Originally posted by windowsrefugeeX yes, but what do u have in the dirs?
if u got images or video or music files it will try 2 load them so u can c a preview of the files
If I am right it only does that if you have it configured to do that. By default I think it's set to show previews. I prefer KDE over Gnome. You can disable alot of the stuff that may be slowing down KDE. Have you tried Gnome? If so, does the same problem occur?
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And thats not saying much........
