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MaXimum SMOKE · 05-09-2002, 09:51 PM

Look and Feel, I guess. I always liked the 'single click' to open things approach. Today I'm working off of a box running KDE 3. (The OS was the Beta released before RedHat 7.3) Actually you can configure the amount of "Eye -Candy" on this version to meet how fast of a processor, that you have. I also preferred the applications themselves, such as Kword, the control panel and other apps. A lot of people install both KDE and Gnome (as long as they have the space), try them both, and see what they like. It used to be a hassle swapping back and forth, but since the login manager, now gives you a choice at log in, you can sort of try 'em both and compare. BTW, ever try the Opera web browser for Linux? Real nice.

05-09-2002, 09:51 PM	#12
MaXimum SMOKE Member (8 bit) Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 229	Look and Feel, I guess. I always liked the 'single click' to open things approach. Today I'm working off of a box running KDE 3. (The OS was the Beta released before RedHat 7.3) Actually you can configure the amount of "Eye -Candy" on this version to meet how fast of a processor, that you have. I also preferred the applications themselves, such as Kword, the control panel and other apps. A lot of people install both KDE and Gnome (as long as they have the space), try them both, and see what they like. It used to be a hassle swapping back and forth, but since the login manager, now gives you a choice at log in, you can sort of try 'em both and compare. BTW, ever try the Opera web browser for Linux? Real nice.