On Wednesday 23 June 2004 12:59 am, Michael Mouer wrote:
> Will someone please describe the benefits of using KDE
> rather than Gnome? I noticed that several commercial
> desktop apps use Gnome as a base. I am attempting to
> move a small non-profit organization serving the
> visually impaired from an expensive WIN 2000 server
> and workstations to a SuSE 9.1 system.This is
> volunteer work for me so I want to keep after
> installation support to a minimum. All advice is
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Michael
Hi Michael,
FYI, there are lots and lots of threads on various forums about this. You
might want to have a quick look at linuxquestions.org or justlinux.com for
more balanced debate than you're likely to find on KDE's mailing list ;-)
I have one tip for you though -- you really may want to consider a Debian
based LiveCD such as Knoppix, Gnoppix, or Mepis (my personal favorite).
Many people will agree that Debian systems are much easier to maintain
than RPM-based distros such as Red Hat and SuSE. The downside of Debian
has traditionally been the pain in the ass installation -- but these
LiveCD distros take all the pain away. Throw in a Mepis CD, boot your
machine and blammo -- you're using Linux. If you like it, double click
the "install" icon on your desktop. If not, you can keep the CD as a
rescue CD.
Sean
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