SUSE LINUX Documentation - Index of
SUSE LINUX Documentation - Index of
SUSE LINUX Documentation - Index of
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172 Start-Up<br />
The Country/Region & Language section lets you configure options that are specific<br />
for your location, such as language, currency, and number and date format.<br />
In Input Actions, configure mouse gestures and keyboard shortcuts for starting applications<br />
and running commands.<br />
In the Keyboard Layout section, find multiple layouts for different languages. If Enable<br />
Keyboard Layouts is selected, you can add and activate several keyboard layouts, such<br />
as English and German, and switch between them. Fine-tune them in the Xkb Options<br />
tab.<br />
In the Keyboard Shortcuts section, you can define global KDE shortcuts. For an overview<br />
<strong>of</strong> the currently active shortcuts, refer to the list <strong>of</strong> Global Shortcuts. You can also<br />
choose a different, predefined shortcut scheme, such as a Windows or Mac scheme.<br />
6.2.8 Security & Privacy<br />
This category holds settings for personal security certificates, KWallet, password<br />
treatment, and privacy settings.<br />
To make KDE more secure, Crypto allows you to configure SSL (secure socket layer).<br />
This is used in most KDE applications as well as others. There is also a possibility to<br />
manage your personal certificates.<br />
KDE Wallet allows you to configure the KDE Wallet system, KWallet. It saves sensitive<br />
information, such as passwords and form data, for several applications in a strongly<br />
encrypted file, protected with a master password that you define. For information about<br />
using KWallet, see Section 5.10.2, “Managing Passwords with KWallet Manager”<br />
(page 155).<br />
To change your personal settings, go to Password & User Account. Here, set a new<br />
name, organization, e-mail address, SMTP server, or password.<br />
The Privacy module manages personal Web browsing data. For example, use it to clear<br />
the cache, delete the history <strong>of</strong> visited Web sites, or remove unwanted cookies.