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Old 07-21-2004
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Originally posted by norsk hedensk
K D E S u p r e m a c y
I've used other WM's, I've dabbled with Gnome, but IMHO nothing comes close to KDE - in terms of aesthetics, functionality, configurability and ease of use. That's why I use SuSE - because of it's KDE-centricity

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ZB
# 9  
Old 07-21-2004
yeah long time suse user here, since 6.4! haha.

yeah its a superkeramba theme. it works real nice. except some of the new things i have been seeing on kdelook.org look real cool...AND they are actually c++ apps, ie REAL programs, not hacks like superkeramba themes (which do work well). except to use those i have to upgrade to 3.2 or something.


i guess ill be picking up suse 9.2? is that it? im a little behind.
# 10  
Old 07-22-2004
Yeah, I think 9.2 is current.

I'm still using 8.2 at the moment - it's as solid as a rock and I don't see me changing any time soon.

I've dabbled with other distros (thanks to VMWare and a ton of spare machines) but in my view nothing feels as "complete" as SuSE. If I had to go with another, I'd probably use Slackware.
# 11  
Old 07-22-2004
agreed.
# 12  
Old 07-24-2004
Perhaps somebody could set up one with GEOS flavour to it?

EDIT : and for my first post, i do this Smilie
# 13  
Old 07-27-2004
Umm... i guess my C64-ish theme is kinda GEOS (old, but it has the trashcan ^_^)
# 14  
Old 08-24-2004
gnome 2.6
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