Breezy Badger - Ubuntu Kubuntu mix

[Alex Mandel]

Bjørn Ingmar Berg wrote:
> I wrote:
>>> At login I can chose wether I want to start Gnome or KDE and both work
>>> very well.  Even so I'm not completely satisfied.  The problem is that
>>> in the menues in Gnome I now have lots of KDE-applications, and in KDE
>>> I have lots of Gnome-applications.
> 
> On 03/04/06, Antony Gelberg <antony at wayforth.co.uk> wrote:
>> This is really quite a normal thing.  Many users wish to run Gnome or
>> KDE, but use apps from the other.  If a Gnome user wants to run k3b,
>> should it be left off the menu?  It just doesn't make sense (to me) to
>> limit the user in that way.

Another Brainy option would be to try the new VMware Server(Free 
Edition). So you could technically always run the same main OS and then 
have testing images that you can load/unload at a whim of whatever OS 
you like. Keep in mind you won't be able to compare performance though
since you'll be running them on shared resources.

Personally I run gnome with 1/2 KDE apps and I think it's one of the 
neatest ways to get everything you want. Well minus some odd glitches 
and KDE windows looking jumbo in gnome.
I've been meaning to switch KDE actually so things scale better but it 
was taking too much time to rearrange the menu and taskbar the way I like.

Alex