> The current behaviour, instead, is quite ... aggressive. I suppose
 > this was to make the migration easier (deleting the existing kdelnk/desktop
 > files), but rpm -U could have done that instead, no ?

I wondered why my system listed about a hundred missing .desktop files
when I did rpm -Va

Hmm, very naughty.

And the wmconfig mechanism is thrown out?  

Redhat compatibility was a very useful asset, you shouldn't discard it
willy nilly.  All these bad changes make me think of switching back to
plain RH.

 - D.

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