Robert Adkins wrote:
Dj,Hi Robert,
Bluecurve is simply a theme that is similar across the default installs of both GNOME and KDE on Red Hat 8.0. You can reconfigure that theme anyway that you wish to.
Personally, I really like the way that Bluecurve looks and enjoy far more then the default KDE theme and definitely more then any theme I have seen on GNOME for a loooong time.
Other then it being a theme, I haven't seen any other significant differences between a KDE using the Bluecurve theme and a KDE using some other theme.
If anyone knows differently, let me know. To me, it just runs nice and is very pleasant to the eyes.
Regards,
Robert Adkins II
I believe I tried changing to the default KDE theme, but the desktop really doesn't look anything like the Redhat 7.3
KDE desktop. The real issue here is that we have standardized on the default KDE desktop in our labs for the past
2 years, and it is hard enough to get students to use something different
without changing the desktop environment out from under them.
We are fine with Redhat 7.3 for now, but I'm just trying to be proactive and look down the road a few months when eventually
we will have to upgrade.
-Dj
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