The reply below is my feeling about KDE4. I know that I am pretty set
in my ways. I need a very stable environment for the genealogy research
I do as well as for my use of my own computer for my job (I currently
teach high school math). I wanted to upgrade my Fedora system, but I
wound up with KDE4 which I probably can upgrade now to a later version.
However, it does not function the way KDE3 does, and I don't want to try
to sort out the issues. I'm no computer dummy. I was a sys admin for
Sun OS, HP-UX, SGI, and all sort of unix/linux software for MANY years
at a national laboratory. I was and am a firm believer of unix/linux on
a PC as opposed to Windoze. I used twm before there were X11 based
window systems supported by many vendors. But at some point, I just
want to continue to use my computer to do what I have to do, not to sort
out all the nuances of KDE4 and how to make it work like KDE3.
So I'll continue with a less than adequate OS to have a window system
that works for me. It's not optimal, but it's the only solution that
works for me.
Patricia Max
RW wrote:
> On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 23:44:16 +0200
> Dotan Cohen <dotancohen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> There is a bug for that.
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>> There is a bug for that.
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> there's a bug for just about anything
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