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On Donnerstag 17 September 2009, Philip Webb wrote: |
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> 090917 Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> > On Mittwoch 16 September 2009, Philip Webb wrote: |
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> > > Faced with the KDE 4 steamroller rumbling & shuddering ever closer, |
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> > > I've been trying out the 4.3.1 versions of apps I frequently use. |
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> > > I have not installed the desktop management part of KDE, |
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> > > only the apps themselves & whatever deps they require: |
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> > > Fluxbox is my desktop manager of choice. |
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> > fluxbox is not a manager. It is merely a window manager. |
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> It manages my desktop much better than KDE 4.2.1 did ... |
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no, it does not manage your desktop. It only manages windows. It is a window |
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manager. Not a desktop. You are a native speaker, aren't you? |
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> > KDE can use all ICCCM adhering WM. |
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> How can "KDE use WM" ? -- your words make no sense in English. |
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the WM is just a part that can be replaced like any other one. Just google for |
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'KDEWM' or have a look into system-settings, standard components. Second row |
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from above. |
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