BTW, I did get KDE4 installed the other day and I have to say I am
quite impressed by it. It seems to be all working and looks really
nice and is easy to manipulate with lovely 3D effects. I do have a
Radeon HD4350 card installed and it's great to see the modern features
exploited. I am not sure how smoothly and prettily it will run with
an older 7000 series Radeon card.
KDE did start up some virtuoso-t and nepomukservices stuff which
continued to run for a few hours but it was at nice -19 so not too
intrusive until it used all the memory and started switching.
Apparently it is some file indexing system so I presume it was reading
every file in my home directory (some 30Gbytes plus) to produce an
index. If it works as well as Spotlight on Apple Mac OS X I shall be
very impressed, however I got bored of it chewing up the memory and
switched it off in the preferences.
Given that Gnome 3 is not working on my Alpha, and all the angst that
has been expressed in certain forums about Gnome 3 and what seems to
me to be a dismissive attitude by the developers to disagreements with
their new approach, I may well be a convert to KDE.
Cheers
Michael.
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