Information

(the instructions also work with the LiveCD/DVD)

for the CD Version:

1) Open the START_HERE folder, and click on the Add or Modify users:

2) it will ask for a password. Enter user
this will launch the program to add or modify users in administrative mode
Click on New:

3) enter whatever name you want to use:

4) If you want to give your user administrator rights (it will make your life easier), in the Secondary Groups, after scanner, insert sudo and admin (don't forget the commas):

5) Do NOT forget to enter a password for your user, select any password.
When you login for the first time with this new user the system will require that you change the password:

5) Click on Apply and OK:

Your user is all set... Have Fun!!!

for the DVD Version:

Go to the Launch Menu (in the lower left corner) and select KControl (KDE Control Center):

Then select System Administration:

Select User Management, and then Administrator Mode. It will ask for a Password, enter user

From here on it is the same procedure as with the CD, starting with step 2

LOGIN IN FOR THE FIRST TIME:

-After creating your user-

If you just created a new user, you have to logout (it is better that the first time you restart your system, so all the settings take place correctly) and then enter the information about the new user you just created:

You will be prompted with the following info, and then you will have to enter a new password:

CONFIGURING KNEMO
(the network monitor)

When you login into you new installation, it's possible that the Network Monitor (KNemo) doesn't detect
your network card correctly:

To configure it, right click on the icon (lower right corner), and select Configure KNemo:

Now just click on Defaults and then on Apply, that should "fix" it:

You can configure it to display information youi choose:

Configuring and Using

the DarkPlastic2 theme:

Go to the Launch Menu (in the lower left corner) and select KControl (KDE Control Center):

Then go to the Appearance & Themes section:

Go to Colors, and select Dark Plastic 2, then hit Apply.
Go to Style, and select Domino, then hit Apply.
Go to Window Decorations, and select Crystal
Go to the Buttons Tab and select Vista, Kubuntu Dapper or Kubuntu Edgy/Feisty
Go to the Overlay Tab
On Overlay for Active Windows select Userdefined, click on the folder icon and select /opt/Klikit_Extras/Windeco/Crystal_DarkPlastic2/Active Window Overlay.png
Hit OK
Do the same for Overlay for Inactive Window, just select Inactive Window Overlay.png
Hit OK

Now go to your taskbar (kicker) , and right click on it, and select Unlock Panels
right click again on the taskbar (kicker) and select Configure Panel
Go to the Appearance section (select it on the left side)
Select Enable background image, click on the folder, and choose: /opt/Klikit_Extras/kbfx/panel_background/DarkPlastic2.png
Hit Apply and then OK

You are all set!!!

Once you finish it should look something likethe following screenshot (using the CrystalSVG icons):

if you want to go back to the "Klikit look" launch again KControl, Go to the Appearance & Themes section, and select the following:

Colors: Polyester Blue
Icons: Breathless_Light
Style: Polyester
Window Decorations: Polyester

for the taskbar (kicker) select /usr/share/apps/kicker/wallpapers/default.png as the background image