On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Doug Lerner wrote: > What does it mean, though, for there to be KDE desktop themes settings > from inside Gnome?
Gnome picks up the entire (or almost entire) KDE configuration tree of menus etc. Desktop themes happens to be in the KDE menu system, so it gets pulled in. > And about the apps, if they run under either KDE or Gnome, why are they > called "KDE apps"? Because they're distributed (invariably) with the KDE system, and they're written to integrate right into KDE cleanly. If you start a KDE-specific app in Gnome via a terminal, you might see stuff about a DCOP server starting. Afaik, that's part of the glue that drives the KDE system and its apps. Netscape would be an example of a non-desktop-manager-specific app. It has no hooks to either Gnome or KDE. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
