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But they make Linux easyer for a windows user there simple enough to learn by using them....
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- 08-20-2003 #21Linux Engineer
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But they make Linux easyer for a windows user there simple enough to learn by using them.
- 08-20-2003 #22Just Joined!
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so which would be best for a new user used to windows?? KDE? hmm couldnt i partion HD and make both gnome and KDE see which i like and continue with that uhh but cud i "un partion" my drive then . . . lol
- 08-20-2003 #23Linux User
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No need to do anything special with partitions for gnome vs KDE. Both are just windows managers that customize look-and-feel. You can install both and then switch between the two, to see which you prefer.
I did that, and came out liking KDE better. On subsequent installs, I don't bother installing gnome anymore...
\"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.\"
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- 08-20-2003 #24Linux Engineer
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Another anti-Gnomite
Were searching all of you out and tracking your movements
Dan
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- 08-20-2003 #25Linux Engineer
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here you can count me too i perfer KDE and dont even install gnome aswell
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- 08-20-2003 #26Linux User
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Ahh, there is strength in numbers.
Come and get us, flw!!
\"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.\"
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- 08-20-2003 #27Linux Engineer
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Gentlemen careful what you ask for
You might just get it 
Dan
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- 08-21-2003 #28Linux Engineer
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you know you want to fly with us flw
deep down inside you know you are one of us BIG K aka Kyle
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- 08-21-2003 #29Linux User
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gnome rules!
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So i should install both now im stuck on whic one to go with i know the poll says ppl prefer rehat but which is the better option distro to go with?? i mean like if i wanted ease of use and as little downloads as poss. . . .
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