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Friday, July 6, 2007 - 09:26
If you like gnome, use gnome. If you like kde, use kde. For myself I like gnome and I use it. It has a terminal and firefox and that’s all I need. I can remove all the panels except for one containing those shortcuts and maybe a clock. Bam - perfect desktop.
Perhaps I’m not enough of a power-user… In any case, there aren’t enough choices for desktop managers. I admit sometimes I’m frustrated with gnome but I absolutely despise kde. Is there anything out there for me?
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Why does it matter?
If you like gnome, use gnome. If you like kde, use kde. For myself I like gnome and I use it. It has a terminal and firefox and that’s all I need. I can remove all the panels except for one containing those shortcuts and maybe a clock. Bam - perfect desktop.
Perhaps I’m not enough of a power-user… In any case, there aren’t enough choices for desktop managers. I admit sometimes I’m frustrated with gnome but I absolutely despise kde. Is there anything out there for me?