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KDE and GNOME, from a user perspective, are about identical, except |
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that KDE has a couple more bells and whistles. |
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Now, if you're hacking code, it comes down to which windowing API you |
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want to use. Of course, the user has the libraries for all of the |
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popular ones loaded anyway, so, again, it doesn't matter much. |
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I think that more distributions come with KDE set as the default, so, |
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probably KDE just based on that, unless Solaris has a much larger user |
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base than I think that it does. Sun is moving to (has moved to?) |
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GNOME, and sent out notices to all of their developers (I developed a |
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few Solaris apps a couple years ago) saying "jump to gtk+." |
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Justin |
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On 1/20/06, Linux Java <linuxjava@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I wanna to know KDE and Gnome which is more popular. |
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Justin W. Hart |
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