Unbuntu

[Andrew Wigglesworth]

--- jon geary <gearyonline at yahoo.com> wrote:

> hi every1 i am new to linux and have just installled
> unbuntu. 
> i came across this os and wonedered if it is worth
> me upgrading to kubuntu or shall i stick with
> unbuntu as it is easy. if it is possible i need a
> disk with the os on it cus i dont have net at home
> please could you send it me or give me advise
>  
> Thank you 
> Jon Geary
> 

Think about this, you're asking a Kubuntu mailing list
whether it's worthwhile installing Kubuntu  :-)

What do I say?  I say try it out and see what you
think.

The KDE environment gives me all sorts of things that
Gnome doesn't (Konqueror and Quanta+ sprinimmediately
to mind).  I know that I could run these things on the
Gnome desktop, but in the end I just get on better
with KDE.  It's a personal thing.

I also run a few things that would be considered to be
Gnome, such as Gimp, and some that are simply agnostic
about where they fit in.

I find KDE to be far better integrated than Gnome,
with all sorts of apps happily co-operating, and a
properly working clipboard.

You'll probably get along fine in Gnome, never having
tried KDE.  If KDE disappeared overnight (yes, I know
why this wouldn't happen), I'm sure I'd get along
alright in Gnome.

However, give me a choice right now and, though I have
a little peek at Gnome every now and then, I'd choose
KDE every time!

Andrew.


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Andrew Wigglesworth
ecadre at yahoo.co.uk


	
	
		
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