Re: is there a way KDE kickoff Application launcher from closing

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On 2/8/2013 9:23 PM, doug wrote:
On 02/08/2013 10:52 PM, Edward M wrote:

 Hello,

Is there a way to keep the KDE's Kickoff Application launcher open, so it can let me select the apps I want to use
then close it after i have selected those apps?

It's not just Fedora. The latest versions of PCLinuxOS also exhibit this behavior, which is a recent modification,
and I don't like it either!

--doug


      I have been searching online for howtos  and  can't find anything.
      I guess i have to go along to get along with KDE desktop.:-)

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