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damn gnome
howdy,
i have been using the gnome desktop for my interface into rh 7.2 but it seems to do weird stuff, like right now i have no task bar at the bottom of my screen to allow moving from one app to another. when i try to cut and paste between apps i get different results different times for example i can not copy code from emacs and paste it into netscape so i open my .cpp files in gedit and can copy and paste from there just fine however going from netscape to emacs works every time.
i have about 6 months of experience with linux.
which interface do you guys use?
M.R.
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download gnome 2 beta (last checked) it is available and have quite a log of bug fixes. or if you can wait then wait till on 18'th march when kde 3 will be released i am using kde3 beta 2 ... it kicks ass and has no probs at all ...
both gnome and kde rules ... all rest is your choice ...if you are a windowz user you will like kde more then gnome ( i suppose ;).
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kde
howdy,
after i posted above i switched to kde and came back to c prog... on konqueror,
i seems to run fine. maybe ill use this version of kde until the new version is released.
i am forced to use windoze because my bussiness is CAD and AutoCad rules that world, besides that i have detemined to br M$ free by the end of this year. imagine that a construction company running on straight linux.
M.R.
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http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...threadid=15903
may be this will help you...
frankly i didn't like konqueror as a browser but as a file and network manager it's too good ... the best browser i know on linux is none other then OPERA ... it rocks ;)
cheers
Rohit
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OPERA
howdy,
ive seen it talked about on the NMLUG board but i have never tryed it, since you seem pretty experienced with linux i will take your advice.
as soon as i get back today i will find it and install.
Thanks for the tip :D
M.R.
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Yeah.. opera is a nice browser. I prefer the windows version over the opera version, but the opera version still gets some workout in Linux :).
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An advantage of Gnome is, that it hasnīt as high requirements than KDE.
klausi