You may want to start with why you are using E over KDE and GNOME. For
me it is about the bandwidth between the computer and user. KDE/GNOME 2
and more so Microsoft significantly limit this bandwidth based off
providing an easy to use/learn interface. (I think it has to do with
HCI people gettin
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 13:10:23 -0500
"Daniel J. Heath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may want to start with why you are using E over KDE and GNOME.
> For me it is about the bandwidth between the computer and user.
> KDE/GNOME 2 and more so Microsoft significantly limit this bandwidth
> based o
> Oooh. Where do I start... Actually. I don't know
> where to start. What are you trying to talk about EXACTLY? I can't
> give you a everything- I'd be typing for days! :)
I will make this one an "introduction to E". People see me using it
everywhere I go, but it is not eno
Onur Kucuk wrote:
[snip]
Well said :)
These are actually the "main" reasons that make me use E.
I really don't like using mouse, unless it is a graphics thing, it
slows me down.
Don't forget that E leaves most of the computer's resources available
to actually get work done. That hasn't been
