GDM vs KDM - which is better?

[Ed Smits]

Thanks for all the replies, but my basic question wasn't answered. The
question isn't about which of the 2 desktops is better, but what the
difference is between using either desktop manager. At present I am
using GDM when running either Gnome (90% of the time) or KDE. Is using
GDM warping my KDE experience, is there some way I can tell the system
to use GDM when I log into Gnome and use KDM (or whatever the desktop
manager is called that comes with KDE) when I log into KDE. I already
have it set to restart my desktop manager whenever I log out, you
would think it would be do-able.

Conversely, if I set it to always use KDM would my Gnome sessions be
adversely affected?


ED

On 8/3/07, scott <slewin at rogers.com> wrote:
> Derek Broughton wrote:
> > but otoh we hate having
> > desktops that casual observers could mistake for Windows!
> That happened to me when I used Kubuntu.  I had someone thinking I was
> using win XP.  I quickly corrected them :)
>
> Personally, when I choose between Gnome and KDE I simply wrote down
> every KDE program I liked and every Gnome program I liked and selected
> the one with more software I liked to use.
>
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> Your friend,
> Scott
>
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