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On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:42:25 +0000, Stroller wrote: |
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> Some comments were made recently about KDE4, where it was advised |
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> "don't try using just Kmail under a different window manager - use the |
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> whole KDE environment, but not single apps. Use something else instead |
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> of Kmail". |
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I took it more as "KDE programs are intended to be run on KDE, so don't |
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complain if they don't work as you want elsewhere". So if it works and |
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you are happy with it, why change? |
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> I like Knode's simple 3-pane layout. Knode has improved visually with |
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> the KDE4 release, but the much debated KDE4 dependencies thing. |
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> It has only just occurred to me today to ask if there's an alternative |
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> that looks & acts just the same, but which isn't part of the whole |
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> KDE4 environment. |
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I haven't done usenet in a while, but when I did I preferred Pan to |
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Knode. While I am a KDE fan, I do find myself using quite a few GTK apps |
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on my KDE desktop. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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The considered application of terror is also a form of communication. |
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