Ubuntu KDE

[Sean Kelley]

Perhaps Redhat-KDE could be a model.  I enjoy programming in C++ and
using Qt.  In my case, I just removed Ubuntu and put Fedora Core 3 on
instead.  I then added the repository for Redhat-KDE which has the
latest and greatest.  Perhaps this is something you could do with
Ubuntu.  Anyway, I really miss Ubuntu I liked it better but I needed
to do some Qt development.

Sean


On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 13:55:36 -0500, Quest-Master
<ulist at gs1.ubuntuforums.org> wrote:
> 
> > "outrage would erupt" ? I guess you missunderstood something. Gnome is
> > beeing
> > developed by Gnome, KDE is developed by KDE.
> 
> It takes a LOT of work to integrate desktop environments into
> distributions perfectly as well as seamlessly. What you said is flawed;
> KDE does NOT develop a KDE for Slackware, SuSE, Mandrake, and so on, and
> Gnome does NOT develop a Gnome for Ubuntu, Fedora, and so on; the
> distributions must put effort into integrating the environments into
> their distributions.
> 
> And, most people don't have tons of RAM and CPU power. KDE requires
> more than Gnome, and that's why the person with the average or
> below-average computer usually swings at Gnome instead.
> 
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