Coplan wrote:
>
> KDE is an environment. A window manager is included in this. By
> definition, a window manager simply manages the windows, and then you have
> a desk manager that handles icons and shortcuts on the desktop, and a file
> manager is...well, you know. Anyhow...KDE has all of this. Gnome is also
> an environment, but it has a little more customization as far as the fact
> that you can choose your own windows manager... That may not seem like
> much, but compared to Afterstep or Windowmaker, KDE isn't very
> customizable.
I guess I had best revise my question and make it plainer.
I run debian (2.1 to be specific) and there is a tkdesk
package in that distribution. Is this the same as KDE??
Or is it just some part of KDE. In a previous installation
I found that it, tkdesk, would run ontop of fvwm95 which led me to
believe this wasn't the whole thing. But as you can see
I'm still a bit confused but WILLING.
Jonathan Jefferies
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