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 ZuhaibKing Of FoolsPremium,ExMod 2001
join:2000-06-29
San Francisco, CA | Hey! No WindowMaker! |
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| said by Zuhaib:
Hey! No WindowMaker!
well I was actually shooting for desktop environment here I figure I will post a will post a window manager poll next. From what I understand there are some other desktop environment 's out there but these are the two mist popular. |
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| reply to Qmanman9
KDE for me. KDE 2.2.1 will be released in a few weeks. 2.2 was out about a month ago with KDE 3 due out in February. I like how it improves so quickly.
I like Red Carpet under Gnome though. Wish KDE had something like that.
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 SmitedoggUzbekikittyPremium
join:2000-11-11
Pueblo, CO | reply to Qmanman9
I picked KDE because...well hell, I have no idea why I prefer KDE. I even think Gnome looks better and has better themes, but I always end up going back to KDE. Maybe this would be a good time to ask what's the good and the bad of each?
Dogg
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| said by Smitedogg:
Maybe this would be a good time to ask what's the good and the bad of each?
I am sure there are plenty of opinions out there but I think it's not so much good and bad as it is what you prefer.
Desktop screen shots anyone?
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 radmishHi
join:2000-04-15
Oakland, NJ | reply to Qmanman9
I picked gnome only thing I like about kde is the anti-aliasing. |
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 RocktagonSlightly BentPremium
join:2000-11-04
Chattaroy, WA | reply to Qmanman9
KDE, I have the new version on Mandrake 8.1 Beta 3 on a test partition. Still looking for bugs but the new KDE and Konqueror are faster. |
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Love that Gnome.... |
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 howe81Premium,ExMod 2001-05
join:2000-09-01
Australia
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Nice poll you have there Qmanman.
[text was edited by author 2001-09-09 20:08:15] |
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said by Qmanman:
Love that Gnome....
Don't know if I could go back to a desktop that doesn't use true type fonts. One of the best things about KDE IMO. I hear Gnome has it now in beta so it's only a matter of time I guess. |
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said by Zuhaib:
Hey! No WindowMaker!
WindozeMaker ...
There is no way that I want that word on my box let along the partion ....
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 Crypto5Premium
join:2001-01-07
Saint Charles, MO | Huh? WindowMaker is a NeXTStep lookalike. It has nothing to do with MS Windows.
IMO, KDE looks MUCH more like MS Windows than WindowMaker does.
And if you're on such a Crusade to remove the word "Window" from your system, you might as well remove the XFree86 implementation of the X Window System.
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said by bobbyzee:
Don't know if I could go back to a desktop that doesn't use true type fonts. One of the best things about KDE IMO. I hear Gnome has it now in beta so it's only a matter of time I guess.
Uh, KDE just has Xft (X Freetype) anti-aliasing for truetype fonts, via Qt's support for it. XFree86 supports truetype fonts natively already, and other X implementations can use external font servers for support. Therefore, truetype fonts can be used in any desktop environment (or none at all), be it GNOME, KDE, or anything else. You probably just either misread something, or have truetype fonts only set up with Xft, and not as normal X fonts. |
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 davidsmindThe Eye's MindPremium
join:2001-07-04
Canada | reply to Crypto5
Good point bellers......
I have never had a beef with the feel of windoze, I actually found it quite functional. It was the constant rebooting and crashing that led me to Linux and I am quite content with KDE's replication of the windoze environment, even more so then with windoze.
P.S. IMO enlightenment nextstep and some others try to hard to not be like windoze, that it makes things worse then constant crashes.
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First of all, I think the usage of enlightenment or CDE is relatively common, as is using no desktop environment, just a windowmanager.
I think that this poll should at least give the options of Other and No desktop, since a large number of people use neither KDE or GNOME.
Also, many people (myself, for example) use different desktops/wms on various machines, so allowing multiple choices would be a good idea (as is usual in these type of polls). |
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 NickPurveyor of common sensePremium,VIP,MVM
join:2000-10-29
Smithtown, NY | reply to Qmanman9
KDE,WindowMaker,Xfce,Enlightenment,BlackBox,IceWM
The ones I use depending on the mood I am in
don't forget to add gnome,cde to the list if you're making a poll....There are others
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 nilJava Geek
join:2000-11-27
kudos:1 | reply to Qmanman9
What.. no one uses open windows?
It beats CDE! (doesn't crash as often anyway). |
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said by Triskelios:
Uh, KDE just has Xft (X Freetype) anti-aliasing for truetype fonts, via Qt's support for it. XFree86 supports truetype fonts natively already, and other X implementations can use external font servers for support.
In Qmanman's screenshot posted can you get true type fonts in the menus, taskbar etc? What about the address line in the web browser? Can I also choose what true type fonts to be displayed? I'm talking more than just true type fonts on a web page.
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I use Windows maker here and there , but I like KDE and the Gnome , but KDE got my vote ...
And there are some good ones out there but I like KDE the best ...
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