File this under "I should have known about this but didn't." Let's say you don't have a mouse, or your mouse is having problems, yet you still need to somehow move your pointer from A to B. It's easy in KDE: press Alt-F12. You can now move the pointer with your arrow keys. When you're finished, press Alt-F12 again, & you're back to the mouse. Easy peasy. How do you do this in GNOME? Let us know!
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1. For other Tips and Tricks with KDE:
http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=Tips+and+Tricks
Regards,
- Robert
Posted at 10:29AM on Jul 6th 2006 by Robert Citek