on 6-6-2009 5:04 PM Ron Blizzard spake the following: > On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 2:06 PM, RedShift<redshift-LPO8gxj9N8aZIoH1IeqzKA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>> I had the same question in the back of my mind. There are some great evolutions going on right now, but they take a lot of time to mature. I've also been wondering about desktop environments, since fedora 10/11 use KDE 4, which, even 4.2, I find very low in quality compared to 3.5, how will Red Hat provide a decent desktop? (Don't remind me of Gnome, I've used it for years and I still don't like it).<< > > I've made my peace with Gnome, but I modify it to make a bit more > KDE-like. One panel on the bottom, single click on icons, always open > with a browser window and modify that window to get rid of the main > and side menus, etc. I started with KDE but like Gnome now because it > seems lighter and bit more responsive on my computers. > > I still have openSUSE 11 on (what is now) the backup computer. The > default was KDE 4, but I reinstalled with KDE 3.5. KDE 4 was just too > slow. But that was the first release and I think it's getting better > now. > You could always try XFCE. It seems much lighter than both of them.
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