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Journal: Fedora 17

Journal by stoolpigeon

I've installed Fedora 17 on my laptop. I'm getting things dialed in, copying back over files I backed up and getting it all comfortable. The install went real well, though I did things differently than I've done in the past.

Going to the way back (for me) I had done full installs and just used the stock deal - choosing both gnome and kde things - then flipping everything to default to kde. That worked fine and I've been very happy. Though as I was getting ready to do this - I d

Comment: Re:Do it (Score 1) 17

by stoolpigeon (#40107105) Attached to: Raspberry Pi

And this brings up a question I have.

You seem to be able to find some great deals on computers - but I've struggled to find much that I can get in Hungary - even if I'm willing to pay a little more. Can you point me to some good European electronics retails sites that ship EU wide? I've looked at some stuff in the UK but often they wont ship here. English would be nice but is not necessary - Chrome plus the fact that a lot of tech terms just carry straight over is usually good enough.

Comment: Re:What is KDE? (Score 4, Informative) 41

by stoolpigeon (#40089707) Attached to: KDE Announces Partner Network

The first sentence seems pretty clear to me - it's a free software community. The section on organization says, "The financial and legal matters of KDE are handled by KDE e.V., which is a German non-profit organization, and help organizing the conferences and meetings of the community members." which also seems pretty clear.

And there's more. There is a lot to the article but it doesn't seem too confusing to me.

I'm a big KDE fan. I think they provide the best graphical desktop for linux, one of the better music players on any platform and I am a big fan of QT - specifically via PyQT and now PySide. I'm all for anything that keeps it all going.

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