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On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 08:43:50AM -0700, Mark Knecht wrote |
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> 95% of what I do in KDE is run Firefox or a VM for trading |
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> futures and the balance is mostly use a terminal to maintain my |
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> systems. I use Skype a little, backup to a few different external |
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> hard drives. Sometimes I play solitaire. Nearly all of my media |
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> watching is done in a VM due to NetFlix not supporting anything that |
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> runs native on Linux, although I do use xine to watch the occasional |
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> DVD from NetFlix that only I want to watch. |
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> I don't share desktops, share or mount anything natively Windows. I |
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> don't use Konqueror or KDE Mail. I use almost nothing in the KDE Menus |
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> for Development, Education, Games, Graphics, Multimedia or Office. |
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Which brings up the question, why are you using KDE in the first |
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place? It's a pointie-clickie-touchie-feelie-oowie-gui that emulates |
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Windows, but doesn't do anything for me. I run Icewm as my WM. |
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Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> |
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