Re: [Sheflug] Re: Linux Magazine this month

[wulfie <nospam [at] wulfric7.co.uk>]

I very much doubt that after the 2.0 release KDE2 core technology is going
to change. As with almost all things Linux, KDE2 is optional. There is no
stigma attached to using it or hating it, the choice is yours.

However, my original statement stil stands - it's on the CD for folk to
try without downloading 20-odd MB of RPMs or whatever to get it going.
It's worth a try just to experience <mystic_meg_mode>the next big thing in
office productivity suites </mystic_meg_mode>.

On Sat, 23 Dec 2000, Richard wrote:

> And, if I do get KDE 2 to work I find that it takes over the whole
> desktop.  Something that I don't want.  SuSE 7.0 provides another
> kettle of fish once again where KDE 2 does work but with varying
> success.
> 
> My own explanation would be that it's *probably* better to stay away
> from KDE 2 just now but do come back to it in a month or two.
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