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On Sunday 11 July 2004 5:38 pm, Joseph Booker wrote: |
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> Gnome has advantages over KDE and visa versa, neither is really perfect |
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> in any sense (don't get me started on it, I can argue against all and |
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> any WM, 'cept for the gettys :P ) |
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> and theres no need to make a long email in response to someone's |
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> sarcasim |
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Sure. I like Gnome, I just don't like it well enough that it would |
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displace anything I'm doing with KDE. Even if I went back to Fluxbox, I |
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would still be using mostly KDE applications. That's not a comment on |
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the quality of Gnome applications, it's just what works better for me. |
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I like how Mono and Gnome are coupled; that's a significant technical |
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feature of Gnome presently. Although there is some Qt-C# bindings work |
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happening on KDE now, it's just not supported yet like it is on Gnome. |
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All software is imperfect. Life is imperfect. That's kind of a zen thing. |
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> All that being said, I hope you try to keep a more open mind, both in |
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> this mailing list and anywhere else, and try not to hate things it only |
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> shows your ignournce. |
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I think, perhaps, you're assuming a bit too much here. I never said or |
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implied hate for anything. |
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By the way, if you're going to accuse someone of ignorance you might want |
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to spell the word correctly. But since I have an open mind, I'll accept |
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the possibility you might have mis-typed it. :-) |
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Cheers, |
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Dylan Carlson [absinthe@g.o] |
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