Aqua-Soft ForumsHello AS Comunity
I've just installed Linux Suse 9.0 (5 cds) on my PC
I feel so excited about having a new OS running om my computer.. i`ve been a windows user since ever >.
Your post will be appreciated .. Thank You :moon:
Differences Kde & Gnome
Originally posted by G-MINA@Jan 3 2004, 01:00 PMThank You :moon:
Whay are you mooning us? 
And I would like to know KDE vs. GNOME too as I'm installing Fedora today when I get my mom to take me to get CD-R's 
>.<
the best way to tell is to install both of them and try them each, then decide whihch one you are more comfortable using....
gnome (IMHO) is a bit more light wieght and uses far less resources than KDE, but that may noit be an issue for you
aren't most themes here or (gooeylinux) made for GNOME?
resourses aren't an issue for me (2.53Ghz cpu +1gb memory :who's your daddy: )
KDE has some features that I like, but I find gnome to be a lot more to my liking. I have been able to configure it easily to look and behave the way I want. Once KDE 3.2 is final I will give it a try and see how it is.
On the gnome side there is also ximian. I am sure that ximian has its advantages. however, I have installed it twice and not been ahppy with it. If you do consider installing ximian, be prepared to reinstall linux if you don't like ximian.
Whay are you mooning us?
Sorry i did not see that smiley animation
Using GNOME Now and it's beatful as KDE looks like i won't decide witch to use ..... for my luck i dont have to choose i can run both (Y)
ok now i have to see witch one is best for "aquafy-ing" propourses
suggestions ?
PD: sorrry again about the :moon:, was funny 
Well, I used kde for such a long time, always thought it was better. But recent build of gnome have greatly improved(in my opinion)and it feels and looks more professional. I also like it's easy customizing through gconf-editor. If you have the room on your hard drive I suggest running both because they both have good qualities. I still use kde just not as much as gnome. But I also use fluxbox with rox, xfce4,and enlightenment.
I like XFCE4 
Ah, the wonderful thing about open source. You don't have to choose. Its very easy to switch between them, so you can run one during the week, and one on the weekends if you desire.
Actually, that's a bane of linux. You can spend months playing around with desktop environments and kernels, you get no actual work done. Especially people like us that enjoy tweaking.
use whichever one you find more appealing.
The important thing to remember is to take a breather every now and then. Remember, there's a world outside of computers.