[Kubuntu] About Kde Integration

[Ouattara Oumar Aziz]

Ouattara Oumar Aziz wrote:
 > > Matthew Flaschen a écrit :
 >> >> Ouattara Oumar Aziz wrote:
 >>> >>> Ouattara Oumar Aziz a écrit :
 >>>> >>>> Hi there,
 >>>> >>>>
 >>>> >>>> I have tried kubuntu this afternoon, and I got pretty upset, 
so upset
 >>>> >>>> that I downloaded Mandriva 2007 to see the difference and ... 
There is a
 >>>> >>>> big gap between the two kde integration. After I finish 
installing that
 >>>> >>>> Mandriva on a VM I'll try to make a video and post it here.
 >>>> >>>>
 >>>> >>>> So my point is, When I look at Gnome on Ubuntu, I can *Feel the
 >>>> >>>> Desktop*, designed to be clean an easy to see and use. When I 
look at
 >>>> >>>> KDE on kubuntu, I feel like they just installed KDE and a 
bunch of
 >>>> >>>> software and *basta* . So I first thought " Geez, how did I 
used KDE for
 >>>> >>>> a so long time when I was on Mandriva ? Did kde changes that 
much ?". So
 >>>> >>>> to check my impression out I retried Mandriva, and I can 
realize now, it
 >>>> >>>> 's a problem of integration.
 >>>> >>>>
 >>>> >>>> So now I come to you, and just want to know what are your 
impression
 >>>> >>>> about this integration thing.
 >>>> >>>>
 >>>> >>>> PS: Maybe it was because I tried with Feisty which is still in
 >>>> >>>> development. I'm downloading Edgy to check.
 >>>> >>>>
 >>>> >>>>
 >>> >>> Well, here goes some videos
 >>> >>>
 >>> >>> KDE on Kubuntu
 >>> >>>
 >>> >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sYD2ZOrOcQ
 >>> >>>
 >>> >>> I focused on the menu (that I find messy) . Also,( maybe that's 
a bug or
 >>> >>>   isn't activated) The system doesn't remember the password.
 >> >> What do you mean?
 >> >>
 > >
 > > Well, my first problem was all the parenthesis in the menu. they 
make it
 > > heavy (i think) . If they could make just like in Ubuntu, choose a set
 > > of software and not put the name of the software before its function.
 > >
 > > Secondly, under each category, there are softwares that I can 
understand
 > >   are related to that category but still ... There shouldn't be
 > > configuration/Administration tools mixed with desktop software.
 > >
 > > The system setting panel should be used to clean up the desktop menu
 > > from administrative tools.
> Thanks, but I really meant about the password.

Ah, sorry. Well, after I just installed it, as you can see in the video 
, if I want to do administrative maintenance on my computer, I'll will 
have to type my password dozens of times . When I install ubuntu and I 
want to do the same thing, just one time is enough (the system keeps the 
password for a certain amount of time. To get rid of that irritation 
Kubuntu should just propose by default an option that keeps the password 
for an amount of time.