Re: desktop enviornment
By: Nightfox to Access Denied on Thu Aug 08 2013 07:51 am
Ni> I tried KDE once around 12 years ago and thought it was too much like
Ni> Windows, which is why I switched to Gnome. At the time, I had read that
Ni> being Windows-like was one of KDE's goals, because they wanted to make it
Ni> easier for Windows users to switch to Linux. I suppose it would be worth
Ni> giving it a try again though..
That may very well be the case. If it is, my question would be what's wrong
with the Windows GUI? I actually happen to really like Windows 7's GUI. That
makes KDE a shoe-in for me to enjoy using it as well, I suppose. Then again,
there's plenty of themes out there to change the style of any desktop
environment. You can make Gnome look like KDE, and vice versa. You can make
them both look like OSX, and there's probably some crazy person that made a
theme to reflect Windows 3.1. lol
I do like your last sentence, though. Everything is worth giving a try at least
once. If you don't like it, you don't ever have to use it again. :)
Regards,
Nick
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