themes for kde? not enough? have you gone to kde.themes.org?
Its also quite easy (well, not very hard, thats a better way of saying it)
to make
your own theme for it.
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>For Linux 2.0.36, has anyone regretted the installation of KDE?
nope
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>
>Are all programs foreign (not in any KDE's installation) to KDE
>compatible in every way?
I have been able to run other progs which use different libs than the kde
libs.
(is that what you meant?)
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>Is KDE more user friendly than any of the X-Windows products?
I think KDE is very user friendly, it is very easy to configure
(add progs to menus, make links in folders, look and feel, etc..)
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>Does KDE run in and of itself separately from X-Windows?
I don't believe so. once your x server starts you can then startkde
, but you have to start the x server first.
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>If you're on a workstation, can you execute KDE on a server into the
>workstation and how?
not sure, anyone?
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>When KDE installs - will it remove any of the X-Windows products? And,
>if an uninstallation is necessary, will KDE return X-Windows to its
>normalcy?
kde installs by default to /usr/local/kde, and I don't believe it
overwrites anything.
so uninstallation if necassary would be safe.
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>Can you setup a new program in the menus for execution without
>manually manipulating the configuration files?
yes, you go to the K menu (thats what I call it, equivelant to the
startmenu...)
and there will be a link to menu configurator or something like that, (i
don't have it in front of me...) make sure the link has "menu" in it,
not "panel" too.
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>Will KDE integrate the X-Windows programs during the installation?
sorry, not sure on what you mean here..?
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>Anything else that you may offer will help immensely...
oh yea, if you have a .kdelnk that points to a executable, which cannot
find its
libraries, your machine will lock up, if you added the option of
ctrl-alt-bckspace to kill the x-server in your setup of X, you can hit
that key-sequence, then restart xwindows again.
thats about all I can add...
>
Jason
Who needs Viagra?
Linux-Keep it up longer.
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