2010/1/18 Tom Smith <snake...@xtra.co.nz> > Hi Folks > > Roger may have answered it all ready for me. > > > A good reason to change is simply to get some experience with the > > different desktop and the slightly different ways of doing the similar > > things, some different tools. That way after some time you can then > > make your own decision about which you prefer. And often you can use a > > KDE tool in gnome anyway, should you like it and choose, and vice versa. > > > > Cheers, > > Roger > > What's the difference between kde and gnome?
KDE is designed so that the applications are best written in C++ is it purely cosmetic? No. > Eye candy works better in kde? imho, yes, but it is endlessly debatable. > Is one less resource hungry? > GNOME, probably. It makes no difference now-a-days. > Much Thanks > > -- Sincerely etc. Christopher Sawtell
