Kubuntu vs .Ubuntu

[James Heaver]

But if you'd want to do that, you;d want to install the kubuntu
packages (kubuntu-desktop is it?) rather than the KDE packages.

The KDE packages will unsurprisingly just give you KDE, whereas the
kubuntu packages will give you the full kubuntu experience.


James

On 03/03/07, Man-Chicken <manchicken at notsosoft.net> wrote:
> there are no real differences to watch out for.  The only differences are
> desktop packages and artwork.  You can actually have both at the same time.
>
> On Saturday 03 March 2007 18:01:46 Kevin B. O'Brien wrote:
> > I am looking at the discussion about Dell offering (at some point)
> > computers with Linux pre-installed, and it seems that there is some
> > likelihood that Ubuntu might be one of the options. But I don't know if
> > that would include Kubuntu. I know I could just install it myself, but
> > the real issue for me is having drivers for all of the hardware (what I
> > really need right now is a laptop), and I would not want to take a
> > chance on having something not work. Would changing the desktop from
> > Gnome to KDE on an Ubuntu installation be identical to Kubuntu, or are
> > there other differences I should watch out for?
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
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> > enough the bad luck of the early worm." -- Franklin D. Roosevelt
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