On 17Dec2005 12:53, Jos? Matos <jaomatos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: | On 16/12/05, David Cary Hart <Fedora@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: | > Is there some economic incentive for preferencing Gnome over KDE (if that is what they are doing)? | You should use the one that makes you comfortable. :-) Which is why I use neither:-) I keep seeing this Gnome vs KDE thing everywhere. They are not your only choices! Don't forget that. Personally I tend to prefer the appearance of the Gnome apps, but that may be because I've managed to do a little hacking in the .gtkrc, and haven't got anywhere with KDE theming (and haven't had any incentive, either). I have learnt to hate to performance failings of the new Gnome save-file dialogues. But then I save things with a helpful shell script if I can, so I can often avoid it in my browser, at least. -- Cameron Simpson <cs@xxxxxxxxxx> DoD#743 http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/ In article <323C4DB9.6A76@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, lhartley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: | It still is true that the best touring bike is the one that you are | riding right now. Anything can be used for touring. As long as you | can travel, you are touring. I beleive such true and profound statements are NOT allowed to be posted in this newsgroup, and are also against the charter. You've been warned. - Randy Davis DoD #0013 <randy@xxxxxxxxxx> in rec.moto
