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Mick wrote: |
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> My knowledge of coding is non-existent, but as a plain user I have been using |
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> enlightenment since the e17 days and can confirm it does not have many native |
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> applications. Last time I looked I found around a dozen apps in various |
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> stages of development, plus its file manager & desktop gadgets. |
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> I've used e with a small selection of KDE applications, but obviously not the |
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> full Plasma DE. For most of the time it worked fine. No crashes, no lost |
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> data, no drama. It just did what I needed from a desktop, efficiently, |
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> without eating up resources, without buggy indexers, getting out of the way |
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> and letting me get on with work. I had to improvise to get some Qt |
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Thanks that's the kind of info I was looking for. In the end I decided to go for Xfce, |
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mainly because the gentoo wiki pages are a lot more detailed than the E ones so it gives |
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me the idea of a better supported environment. |
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raffaele |