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KDE vs. GNOME: what is ergonomicaly better?
i mean, there are many factors, like frontview, shell, speed, technical factor, comfort factor.
but the real question is who is really most safe? who is really usefull and ergonomic?

thank's for everyone for keeping discussion warm.

i discowered that on linuxtracker.org

slackware have 16 285 downloads.
for comparsion

Gentoo have 6798 dl's
freeBSD have 711 dl's
Ubuntu have 406 dl's
openSUSE have 15 614 dl's
Fedora have 5468 dl's

what you think about those OS's? =)

Flux you newb

lol at tom's comment

message testing 2oo

XFCE
Even had WindowManager for a while... Oh the nostalgia of the Windows3.11 emulation-days under DOS

root wrote:KDE vs. GNOME: what is ergonomicaly better?
i mean, there are many factors, like frontview, shell, speed, technical factor, comfort factor.
but the real question is who is really most safe? who is really usefull and ergonomic?

thank's for everyone for keeping discussion warm.

i discowered that on linuxtracker.org

slackware have 16 285 downloads.
for comparsion

Gentoo have 6798 dl's
freeBSD have 711 dl's
Ubuntu have 406 dl's
openSUSE have 15 614 dl's
Fedora have 5468 dl's

what you think about those OS's? =)

Learn to leave, troll.

tomtomtomtom wrote:Flux you newb

Lolz! Did you go to engineering open house?

I'm Confused!

Which one (KDE or gnome) is better?
(I use Windows... Planning on getting Linux computer or Custom computer... So which application is better?)

KDE + Gnome aren't apps...

abcvirus wrote:Which one (KDE or gnome) is better?

None is...
First of all, as Zaffron stated: there not really 'programs' but window managers...
Second: they mostly just control the way your windows look, so it's a matter of taste, not of being 'better'. As a matter of fact, both KDE and Gnome are among the more resource-consuming windowmanagers, so if you're looking for pure performance, neither of them is fit (is the latter a correct English construction?).

I f you don't know what to choose, look for screenshots of both, enough can be found using a search-engine.

jeetee wrote:

abcvirus wrote:Which one (KDE or gnome) is better?

None is...
First of all, as Zaffron stated: there not really 'programs' but window managers...
Second: they mostly just control the way your windows look, so it's a matter of taste, not of being 'better'. As a matter of fact, both KDE and Gnome are among the more resource-consuming windowmanagers, so if you're looking for pure performance, neither of them is fit (is the latter a correct English construction?).

I f you don't know what to choose, look for screenshots of both, enough can be found using a search-engine.

Wow what a big *sluggish/retardant* skid - Guess he is not a hacker....... (point middle finger at user:root)

abcvirus wrote:

jeetee wrote:

abcvirus wrote:Which one (KDE or gnome) is better?

None is...
First of all, as Zaffron stated: there not really 'programs' but window managers...
Second: they mostly just control the way your windows look, so it's a matter of taste, not of being 'better'. As a matter of fact, both KDE and Gnome are among the more resource-consuming windowmanagers, so if you're looking for pure performance, neither of them is fit (is the latter a correct English construction?).

I f you don't know what to choose, look for screenshots of both, enough can be found using a search-engine.

Wow what a big *sluggish/retardant* skid - Guess he is not a hacker....... (point middle finger at user:root)

Except that the comment was directed at you since you asked which "application" is better...

Nice job "user:abcvirus"

Whats the point of saying user: in front of user's names? I think we all know who you are talking about without it. Are you like a bot with horrible grammar and an affinity for emotes?

Zaffron wrote:

abcvirus wrote:

jeetee wrote: None is...
First of all, as Zaffron stated: there not really 'programs' but window managers...
Second: they mostly just control the way your windows look, so it's a matter of taste, not of being 'better'. As a matter of fact, both KDE and Gnome are among the more resource-consuming windowmanagers, so if you're looking for pure performance, neither of them is fit (is the latter a correct English construction?).

I f you don't know what to choose, look for screenshots of both, enough can be found using a search-engine.

Wow what a big *sluggish/retardant* skid - Guess he is not a hacker....... (point middle finger at user:root)

Except that the comment was directed at you since you asked which "application" is better...

Nice job "user:abcvirus"

Whats the point of saying user: in front of user's names? I think we all know who you are talking about without it. Are you like a bot with horrible grammar and an affinity for emotes?

No I am not a bot, I just do not want to offend anyone that is in the gang....

abcvirus wrote:

Zaffron wrote:

abcvirus wrote: Wow what a big *sluggish/retardant* skid - Guess he is not a hacker....... (point middle finger at user:root)

Except that the comment was directed at you since you asked which "application" is better...

Nice job "user:abcvirus"

Whats the point of saying user: in front of user's names? I think we all know who you are talking about without it. Are you like a bot with horrible grammar and an affinity for emotes?

No I am not a bot, I just do not want to offend anyone that is in the gang....

The gang??? What are you talking about? You know, your choice of words is very reminiscent of someone...hmmm.

I think he thinks the regular posters are in some sort of special inner circle or something.