[KLUG Members] gnome and kde
Adam Williams
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Fri, 24 May 2002 15:26:18 -0400 (EDT)
>>>Just my $.02, but the Ximian flavor of Gnome seems to run faster than
>>>stock Gnome. You can enable the KDE and regular Gnome menus within the
>>>Control Center so you don't miss out on anything that is already there.
>>>>Ok ... I was really happy just using KDE all the time.
>>>>Then you all got me trying GNOME. Then you talked
>>>>about the technical merits of GNOME. I still like the
>>>>user friendlyness of KDE but now am going back and
>>What specifically is easier in KDE than in GNOME?
>Here is one for instance. Most new computer users are not sure
>wheather you have double clicked correctly or not. KDE will give
>you the windowsesque hourglass equivalent and gnome won't. Now myself,
>not a big deal. I do however sit every once in a while for about 10
>seconds and then go, DOH bad doubleclick and I did not evan know it.
>Now I've assisted new users in micro$ and sat with them for 10-15 minutes
>just teaching them how to use the program in m$ control panel to learn
>how to double click and change the defaults of clickspeed. I would not
>evan try to teach those people that same thing in gnome.
Alright, I'll give you that. You can adjust acceleration/threshold and
left/right hand in the GNOME control panel and click try, then you can
test, and then hit revert. But it isn't as straigh forward, and it
doesn't provide a button for you to test on, one has to go do it for
real.
I'm off to gnome.org to submit a feature request....