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> You're missing the point! As soon as something works as most users want, or |
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> becoming used to at any rate, the KDE devs will <aheam!> /improve/ their |
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> software by breaking its most desired functionality - sometimes irrepairably. |
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> LOL! |
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> Konqueror was the best file manager ever, with multiple vertical and |
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> horizontal window split, with kio-slaves which would process or play anything |
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> and everything you threw at it, with browser integration, ftp/s and sftp/fish, |
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> etc. Nope, evidently konqueror wasn't good enough, so here comes dolphin |
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> which can't do half of what konqueror was able to offer us. I better not |
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> mention kmail2, because I don't want anyone to think this message was written |
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> by Edgar Allan Poe. :-( |
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> Regards, |
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> Mick |
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I used Konqueror long ago, in the days of KDE 3.5.8, on Slackware, it was a great info viewer, much better than Emacs or info itself; also a good web browser. At that time, I had never heard of Gentoo. Now all I have to read info is pinfo. |
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When KDE went to 4.x, I had a much more difficult time finding my way, even icewm was much better. |
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Now it's been I-forget-how-many years since I last used KDE. |
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I am still not a fan of info, one of the downsides of GNU/Linux. |
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Tom |