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Comment Re:LALALALALA (Score 1) 165

When I open up an unknown app and want to configure it, I click configure. In KDE, that didn't lead to anything like that -- it lead to per-app configuration point-click-reload-oh-noes-now-it's-stuck-madness. Get that fixed.

Comment Re:LALALALALA (Score 0) 165

Sure. It's not a marketing fail of them not to publicize it. No, it's always the end-user's fault, isn't it? Oh, right, you're being a bitch.

Comment Re:LALALALALA (Score 0) 165

I'll have to disagree, but it's obviously a matter of taste. I hate the excessive amount of point-and-click in KDE: I think it's "fat", slow (tried many distros and even different *nixes) and confusing. I don't like Gnome either and just use openbox+fbpanel+pcmanfm+nm-applet+gedit+QtCreator+gnome-term+ario+smplayer+chromium+libreoffice+my own apps.

OTOH, I'm known to be picky. However, I'd take Gnome anytime instead of KDE: I might add that my first Linux experience was with KDE 3 and, well, let's say I was very glad once I saw the likes of gnome at that time.

Comment Re:LALALALALA (Score 1) 165

Agreed. That's why I roll my own desktop environments built from what I like. I tend to chose more gnome-like things, though I much, much, prefer to code GUIs with Qt.

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