KDE4.3 beta issues

[Dotan Cohen]

> Arguing that KDE is not a desktop environment is extreme pedantry. Without KDE on my machine I have a command line. When I put KDE on it I have a desktop environment. KDE is therefore a desktop environment - I neither understand nor care about the esoteric developer arguments about why it's an 'umbrella'. See it from your user's point of view and you will understand.
>

And what can you do with that desktop? Would you like a text editor? A
file manager? A web browser? An office suite? A PIM application? A
terminal editor? An audio application? Video? How about a development
IDE? Maybe some games?

KDE includes all of that.

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Dotan Cohen

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