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On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 16:15, James Knott <james.knott@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I agree.  I'm currently running 11.0 on my main system.  I have 11.4 on a
> few systems, but only one, my notebook, is not a firewall or server where
> the desktop is less critical.  I also think KDE 4 was in many ways a step
> backward.  I'll have to update (I can't use the word "upgrade") to a later
> verison of openSUSE soon, but I'm lot looking forward to being stuck with
> KDE 4.


If you want KDE3.. go here: http://en.opensuse.org/KDE3  You can stick
with your old KDE3 desktop if you want it.  If keeping KDE3 is
important to you, then you should join in with the KDE3 team and help
them maintain it.  I'm sure the volunteer team maintaining it now
would welcome some extra hands helping out.

Who says you're stuck with KDE4?  openSUSE isn't just KDE4.  Why does
everyone think this?  Every major Linux desktop environment, and a few
not so well known are easily available and installable - most right
from he install DVD.  OK, KDE3 isn't there on the DVD, but installing
it isn't that hard.  You can do it from the command line or with YaST2
in NCurses/text mode if you don't want any other DE installed.


C.
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