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On 2015-10-02, Andrew Lowe <agl@×××××××.au> wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I'm getting disillusioned with the direction KDE is taking, with |
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> respect to forcing users to use things they don't want to. The semantic |
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> desktop, or whatever they are now calling bits and pieces of it, is one |
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> thing that comes immediately to mind. |
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> Anyway, I've decided to move on and am thinking of going to lxqt. The |
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> problem is that I'm used to several KDE apps, kwooty, kwrite and a few |
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> more. Is it possible to run something such as lxqt and then emerge in |
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> kde apps where it will bring in just a few kde libraries, which I can |
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> live with, but not the whole desktop environment? |
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Yes, for some value of "a few libraries". |
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I've used KDE apps on XFCE systems (which is gtk based). It can be |
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done. It requires a lot of KDE librarys, but you don't have to use the |
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KDE desktop. |
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But, in my experience, whenever there's a major upgrade to KDE and you |
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have KDE apps that require different versions of libraries, or |
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backwards compatibility features built into libraries, it gets ugly |
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fast. At that point, I ususally end up uninstalling all KDE apps/libs |
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and doing without for a while. |
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at with many advanced fun |
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