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Re: [SLE] What desktop environment do you recommend?
- From: Ged <ged.suse@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 15:13:08 +0000
- Message-id: <1074957188.7138.3.camel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I am currently playing about with Gnome and am finding it to be much
better than KDE was. I am also playing about with Evolution which is
also great.
I am still open to any suggestions people have though.
thanks.
On Sat, 2004-01-24 at 14:34, Marshall Heartley wrote:
> > I'm looking for advice on alternatives people use. I have installed Gnome and
> > find it to be aesthetically pleasing, but can't make judgement at present as
> > I only looked at if for 20 mins.
>
> You will need to install a desktop and give it a try. Let you be the
> judge of what you like and don't like. There are many of them out
> there. It is a matter of choice. You will only know if you like it
> when you start using it. I personally have used KDE, GNOME,
> enlightenment, fvwm, Windowmaker, and fluxbox. I am trying openbox that
> comes with SuSE. Fluxbox does not come with SuSE and you will need to
> compile it to get it to work. There are many more than the ones that I
> mentioned. I have also used XFCE. Again it is a matter of choice. I
> think that I will be going back to fluxbox once I can get the thing
> compiled :)
>
> > One of my main gripes is Kmail. I have become use to it and need an
> > alternative that will be as feature packed at that was.
>
> Well again there are choices. I am using Evolution. But as another
> poster mentioned, you can keep your Kmail if you wish.
>
> Noticing that you just converted, I would stick to the desktops that are
> on the CD/DVD's or you can find a rpm for. You may not be up to trying
> to compile something right yet :)
>
> Marshall Heartley
>
better than KDE was. I am also playing about with Evolution which is
also great.
I am still open to any suggestions people have though.
thanks.
On Sat, 2004-01-24 at 14:34, Marshall Heartley wrote:
> > I'm looking for advice on alternatives people use. I have installed Gnome and
> > find it to be aesthetically pleasing, but can't make judgement at present as
> > I only looked at if for 20 mins.
>
> You will need to install a desktop and give it a try. Let you be the
> judge of what you like and don't like. There are many of them out
> there. It is a matter of choice. You will only know if you like it
> when you start using it. I personally have used KDE, GNOME,
> enlightenment, fvwm, Windowmaker, and fluxbox. I am trying openbox that
> comes with SuSE. Fluxbox does not come with SuSE and you will need to
> compile it to get it to work. There are many more than the ones that I
> mentioned. I have also used XFCE. Again it is a matter of choice. I
> think that I will be going back to fluxbox once I can get the thing
> compiled :)
>
> > One of my main gripes is Kmail. I have become use to it and need an
> > alternative that will be as feature packed at that was.
>
> Well again there are choices. I am using Evolution. But as another
> poster mentioned, you can keep your Kmail if you wish.
>
> Noticing that you just converted, I would stick to the desktops that are
> on the CD/DVD's or you can find a rpm for. You may not be up to trying
> to compile something right yet :)
>
> Marshall Heartley
>
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