RE: [seul-edu] KDE or GNOME?

[Chris Hedemark <hedemark@bops.com>]

Does Enlightenment still require fairly extravagent hardware?  I haven't
touched it for a year.  Main reason I don't recommend this in academic
circles is because it doesn't (or didn't) run well on older hardware or
systems with low memory count.


-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph S. Arruda [mailto:joseph@valinux.com]
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2000 2:44 PM
To: seul-edu
Subject: Re: [seul-edu] KDE or GNOME?



Enlightenment (www.enlightenment.org)...period.  I can run Gnome and KDE
objects simultaneously and I get the advantage of the most aethetically
pleasant (and malleable) environment around.  PLus the new compnonents
(eVAS, eTCHER, and the EFM file manager, et al) are mind-boggling.

z

PS = if it must be between those 2 choices only...KDE.


> After reading the message on KDE-EDU, it has sparked a question for me 
> to ask: KDE or GNOME? I like GNOME because of its Open Source nature but 
> the students don't really care about OSS. So would GNOME or KDE be a 
> better choice?
> 
> Kevin Brown.
> 
> 

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