Hi all,
As a (self-declared) veteran of 8 months using Fedora 9, I'm
wondering.... what is the "technical" distinction between KDE & Gnome?
When I first installed F9, Gnome was the default, so I took it, used
it, & was "acceptably happy" with it. Then a month or so ago, following
a response to the thread about HTML editors, I installed Quanta,
discovered it needed KDE "things" to work properly, so installed KDE &
have been "acceptably happy" using it ever since (& enormous "Thanks" to
whoever suggested Quanta - a super-magic app!!!!!).
Now, I'm wondering--do I "need" to have both KDE & Gnome installed? Are
there "things" that only work (properly) in one and not in the other?
(apart from the bouncy doo-dads which I assume are a KDE TM). If I keep
both installed, are all the updates done in one automatically available
to the other? Are hand-installed programs equally available?
And...... what the heck is the definition of "widget", "plasma" &
"plasmoid" -- all the doo-dads around my KDE screen appear to do the
same things as icons & buttons??
Thanks for your comment (** thanks to all the people who set up all the
toys & keep them working when I break them !!!!**)
Dave* *
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