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Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> skribis: |
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> Frank Peters posted on Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:03:51 -0400 as excerpted: |
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> > After reading this thread on the problems of the new KDE, I can only say |
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> > that the best solution would be to abandon KDE entirely and choose |
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> > something much simpler. |
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> That's what many are doing. Under a bit different circumstances, I'd be |
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> one of them, but it does still seem to be the best for me, even if it's |
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> taking way more work than it should for the transition. Even then, there |
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> are bits that I'm switching to non-kde alternatives for, like the hotkey |
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> thing. |
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Well, I've perhaps changed my mind, after trying 4.3. I'm still using |
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fluxbox -- easily the best wm for me that I've tried -- but plasma |
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seems to be working well enough now that I can use it, although I |
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still would have preferred the combination of rox pinboard and |
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kicker. |
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Konsole for 4 seems to need a bit more work, so I'm continuing with |
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rox-term for now. (It's very similar to gnome-terminal.) I don't |
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really use file managers at all except for things like browsing images |
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and fonts; the terminal emulator is my most important tool. My main |
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reason for running KDE is it's an easy way to get the full |
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functionality of apps written for it. I'm too old-fashioned and messy |
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to care about some sort of "full user experience". :) |
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