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kanishka
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Post by kanishka »

I also (slightly) prefer GNOME but I understand KDE's strong points. The extreme customizability (does such a word exists? :shock: ) is one, the "native" applications are another: try K3B, Ktorrent, KPDF, Kexi, Krita and others.
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Post by deadguy »

kanishka wrote:The extreme customizability (does such a word exists? :shock: ) is one, the "native" applications are another: try K3B, Ktorrent, KPDF, Kexi, Krita and others.
this is exactly why I like kde!!
blu3ness wrote:I know this is biased, so I tried PCLinuxOS today, the installation was ok, obviously not as polished as the ubuntu interface that mint uses, but it went fine nevertheless.
I recommend trying Cassandra kde ce. :wink:
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Post by belovedmonster »

As popular as Distrowatch would have you have you believe PCLinuxOS is, I dont think its the best KDE distro out there. Try to evaluate the KDE eco-system on its own merits not whether PCLinuxOS is a good distro or not.
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dracorX

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- Infinite customisation
- K3b
- Konqueror
- Amarok
- File dialogs ( I hate the gnomish ones )
- KBFX
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