SUSE 9.1 has it too. Plain KDE only offers a "Start New Session" menu entry if properly configured, but no user switching (you have to use Ctrl-Alt-F7, Ctrl-Alt-F8 etc.).
You mean like eg all the Windows media players which all have exactly this one and only skin which makes them look conform to the native W32 widget set?
And where in the package list do you see any part of kdenetwork or the whole package mentioned? kopete is a separate Debian package - if it's not there then Kopete is not there.
Also including the Plastik style and window decoration as option would have not required much space. And at least one KDE audio player like JuK or amaroK would have been nice.
Well, KOffice is not gone completely - there is still koffice-i18n-de.;-) What I don't understand is that according to the package list Kopete doesn't seem to be included?
> With so many of the gtk programs riviling the qt equivalents
Your problem is that there are more good KDE than Qt-only programs out there in contrary to more Gtk-only based than GNOME-based programs existing. So compare Gtk/GNOME with Qt/KDE or if you want to fail worse GNOME-based with KDE-based programs.
> The Gtk and Qt event loops aren't compatible (don't know the exact details since I haven't used Qt), so it isn't a trivial matter to take a Gtk program and make it use Qt.
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No, there doesn't exist an x86_64 SUSE 9.1 Personal version.
"Own" is good when this is in fact a commercial third party site.
And does it have a GNOME 2 version? From the webpage it's seems to be a rather dead project.
I don't care about the default look as long there is Plastik for Firefox available which also includes Crystal icons and Cancel<->OK button swap.
Completely wrong. XD2 is based on GNOME 2.4. SuSE Pro 9.1 comes with GNOME 2.4 with Ximian patches.
Not sponsored, it was a regular contract work. The companies now have a new contract working towards Kolab2.
SUSE 9.1 has it too. Plain KDE only offers a "Start New Session" menu entry if properly configured, but no user switching (you have to use Ctrl-Alt-F7, Ctrl-Alt-F8 etc.).
You mean like eg all the Windows media players which all have exactly this one and only skin which makes them look conform to the native W32 widget set?
And where in the package list do you see any part of kdenetwork or the whole package mentioned? kopete is a separate Debian package - if it's not there then Kopete is not there.
Also including the Plastik style and window decoration as option would have not required much space. And at least one KDE audio player like JuK or amaroK would have been nice.
Just to add to myself that f-prot *is* an option in the Knoppix-Live Installer already.
And what about current signatures? Why not offer the virus scanner as live install option then too?
KMail is not a part of KOffice, so no - KMail has not been removed from Knoppix 3.4.
That was the Knoppix 3.4 *CeBIT* version - without KDE 3.2.2, OpenOffice 1.1.1 and Gimp 2.0.
Well, KOffice is not gone completely - there is still koffice-i18n-de. ;-) What I don't understand is that according to the package list Kopete doesn't seem to be included?
Nah, the SUSE website has more and better screenshots.
Why unauthorized? In the comment section a colleague writes he downloaded it from a "press only" server. So I would respect more deeper reviews soon.
> With so many of the gtk programs riviling the qt equivalents
Your problem is that there are more good KDE than Qt-only programs out there in contrary to more Gtk-only based than GNOME-based programs existing. So compare Gtk/GNOME with Qt/KDE or if you want to fail worse GNOME-based with KDE-based programs.
Wrong. http://dot.kde.org/1073668213/
As seen on gnome-announce
Now you know how many people worked on the new file selector and the spatial Nautilus.
Do you know how KDE is developed? Apparently not. They use CVS and there is a KDE_3_2_1_RELEASE tag for days now.
You're a liar! You mean this? Where does it talk about "buggy shit"?
Gambas and HBasic are working in this direction.
> GNOME has had the Human Interface Guidelines for over a year and a half now.
And I can still point out violations up until the newest GNOME development version. So what is your point?
> looks more like an after-thought or a lame side project
You like to troll?