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KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop? (Computerworld)KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop? (Computerworld)Posted Dec 22, 2006 9:18 UTC (Fri) by fergal (subscriber, #602)In reply to: KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop? (Computerworld) by hein.zelle Parent article: KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop? (Computerworld)
I'm pretty sure you are a typical user though. There are 50 or so Linux users in my office and I don't think a single one of them gives a hoot whether the app begins with g or k, they just want it to work. The same for my colleagues in other offices. If I hadn't been at an after-conference party for a KDE conference, I think I could safely say I've never met anyone who cares. The K and G people have a mission and they're doing the work so they're entitled to set their own goals but I don't really believe that (all of) these goals are in line with what is most useful for the people who actually use their software.
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KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop? (Computerworld) Posted Dec 22, 2006 9:55 UTC (Fri) by pointwood (guest, #2814) [Link] It is getting better through the coorperation between Gnome and KDE on freedesktop.org.
In regards to the kioslaves and other similar. Maybe a solution would be to use the "ground-level infrastructure" if it was available and if not, use the DE solution?
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