Ask a stupid question....

Thanks Greg, It was ctrl f1, f2, etc.
I havent found out how to change them but I think I will see if i can
set ctrl tab to tab through them... Also, ndis wrapper... I got it off
of YaST and it installed, but im not sure how to set up the card. More
Questions: Using YaST i was unable to download several rpms, so I to
the source and manually downloaded them to the desktop. The issue is is
runs them with "software installer" and it says "building install list"
for as long as i let it, it never gets anywhere... I cant install YUM
because of dependency problems, and rpm installs, but i dont know how
to use it... the hacking opensuse says to get Kpackage but i cant find
it in YaST and it is an RPM anywhere else, which i cannot run... any
input here? Quoting Greg Madden <pabi@gci.net>:

> On Saturday 25 March 2006 10:40, levi@akgeeks.com wrote:
>> Hello Everybody,
>> I was just wondering if anyone knew of a shortcut key to switch between
>> desktops... Im using KDE if that matters at all.
>> Thanks,
>> Levi
>
> Each Window Manager has a method for switching desktops, a way to set
> keybindings.. Somewhere in Kcontrol, kde's control panel, there is a way
> to set key bindings. I think the default is 'alt+F1, alt+F2 for however
> many desktops you have enabled. I am not using KDE so this is from
> memory, it could be the ctrl key instead.
>
> I prefer to set my desktop switching keybindings to use 'alt+1,
> alt+2 ..etc., these are easier for me to reach and they don't interfere
> with exisiting keybindings that use the 'ctrl' key.
>
> --
> Greg Madden
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