tweaK for Linux

tweaK for Linux is a handy tool that helps you tweak and edit those hidden config options in KDE. It's like having a secret menu at your favorite restaurant—once you know it’s there, it opens up a whole new world!

How to Get Started with tweaK

If you're ready to dive in, here’s how to compile this package easily:

Step 1: Configure the Package

First things first, cd to the folder where the package's source code is hanging out. Then type ./configure. This will get everything set up for your system. Now, if you happen to be using csh on an older version of System V, just use sh ./configure. This way, you won’t run into issues with csh trying to execute configure.

Step 2: Compile the Package

This part might take a little while. While it runs, you'll see some messages pop up showing which features are being checked.

Step 3: Install It!

Once that’s done, type make. This compiles the package. After that’s complete, go ahead and type make install. This step installs all the programs along with any data files and documentation you need.

Cleansing Up Your Workspace

If you want to clean up after yourself (who doesn't?), just type make clean. This will remove program binaries and object files from your source code directory.

What’s New in This Release?

• Add option to disable kicker on KDE startup.


• Add missing icon sizes.


• Add option to disable access keys.


• Add option to disable shutdown/reboot in logout dialog.


• The UI has been reorganized for better navigation.


• A bug was fixed where disabling archive expanding in the sidebar wasn’t working properly.

If you're looking for more info or want to download this amazing tool, check out our page at TweaK for Linux!