Re: KDE Live CD/DVD

2010/11/28 Evyatar Parker <[email protected]>:
> Maybe it's not many things, again, I have not used suse for a long time, but
> they do change some graphics, for example the K-menu icon is Suse's icon
> instead of the KDE icon.

It's spelled SUSE (it's a registered trademark, so respecting it would be a +1).

And that's called openSUSE-Branding. Uninstall the package and the
customizations are gone when it comes related to artwork.
Of course this sort of tinkering might involve some brutallizing
things like --nodeps arguments on RPM... but you are free to take the
packages, branch on OBS and rebuild without the openSUSE branding
requirements.

So in other words.. withing a very short period of time you can
actually get the things done... and once more you have the possibility
of SUSE Studio.

> I don't intend to make this another distribution war, I just wanted to
> explained why I am using Archlinux for the task- this is the most vanilla
> KDE I can get easily to work.
>
> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 7:15 PM, Markus Slopianka <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>>
>> Am Sonntag 28 November 2010, 16:40:35 schrieb Evyatar Parker:
>> > suse changes many things, like icons.
>>
>> That was wrong when Dotan claimed that and it is still wrong.
>>
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