Re: It is indeed, a very sad day...

The KDE print config is probably the best that I have seen anywhere on 
any desktop or OS.

I find many aspects of KDE confusing, though.  They don't follow the 
KISS principal enough for me (though I know that they are working on 
it).

If you haven't tried KDE in a while, you should.  It is an amazingly 
integrated and polished environment.

On 2002.09.25 22:13 Ted Clark wrote:
> Kevin Worthington wrote:
> 
>>> I wonder what percentage of Red Hat users do use KDE?  I'm guessing 
>>> it's probably pretty small, since people who like KDE tend to 
>>> prefer other distros, such as Mandrake and SuSE.  It seems like a 
>>> lot of extra work to maintain two desktop environments if only one 
>>> of them is widely used.
>> 
>> I actually use both. I switch back and forth between them. I will 
>> use KDE for a week or three and then back to GNOME for the same... 
>> When KDE 3 came out I was using it almost exclusively until limbo1, 
>> when I starting using GNOME exclusively.
>> 
> 
> What sort of things do you like better/worse with KDE compared to 
> GNOME, and vise versa?  I haven't used KDE since version 1.1.2, so I 
> don't really know how KDE compares anymore.  It looks nice. :-)
> 
>> On another note, I think I finally like Nautilus better then Konq, 
>> as a file manager, but it's taken time...
>> 
> 
> At least it doesn't take 60 seconds to start and then fall over 5 
> minutes later the way it did in Gnome 1.x -- this in itself is a huge 
> improvement.
> 
> TC
> 
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