I took the dumb approach, ticked KDE, unticked Gnome, during install.
Not really partisan, but everything everywhere said Gnome was buggy,
I don't care what it looks like, that's falling into the Microsoft trap
of caring more about bevelled edges & shadowed buttons than about
correctness, reliability & usefulness to get work done.
Have only played with KDE a little, but it seems to work.
At 06:17 PM 17/02/2000 +1100, Terry Collins wrote:
>Kevin Waterson wrote:
>
>> > Is there a facility under RH6.0 to change users window manager from
>> > the default gnome to kde?.
>>
>> not toooo sure if it was implemented with 6.0 but you could try
>> switchdesk,
>
>Well, switchdesk is there (no useful dodo), but switchdesk-kde dies
>because switchdesk-gnome is missing. Yep, I only asked to install kde
>and Redhat's install has this big hole about people who don't want
>"their gnome"
>
>> I tend to use an alias like alias startx="startkde"
>
>Well, this looks to be the way. Thankfully there is only three users
>to configure.
>
>Well, Linux is still a server only OS and has a long way to go before
>it can be considered a serious desktop contender.
>
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