An article on Lifehacker Australia today highlights the problem of security when using free wi-fi. I wonder how many people realise that they are putting themselves at risk when they surf the web at fast food and other places. Have a look here for more info.
Archive for September, 2009
Security on the Go
Posted by Jim on 18 September 2009
Posted in Web Stuff | Tagged: 3G, free wi-fi, mobile broadband, security | 1 Comment »
Keyboard Shortcuts
Posted by Jim on 9 September 2009
I may have mentioned earlier that I have set up keyboard shortcuts for menu items I use daily. But since I updated to KDE 4.3 I have noticed a change in the way shortcuts are set up.
Previously I right clicked on the menu icon and selected menu editor. Next I found the app I wanted to create a shortcut for and then I went to the advanced tab and entered the key combination.
I still do that but now an additional step is required. I need to go the System Settings then Input Actions and the shortcuts I have created are there but not activated. Adding a tick to each shortcut activates it and it starts to work. I’m not sure if this is a bug or a change that was added for a reason but it seems an unnecessary complication.
Posted in fedora, kde | Tagged: KDE 4.3, keyboard, linux | Leave a Comment »

