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- mymusicmania disse...
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- Out 4 2008, 10h46
KDE4

Is there anyone brave enough to use KDE4 on their computer - everyday?

I'd like to use it, but it's just too basic and for now gives no great benefits over KDE3.x. The Dolphin file browser is a particular step backwards, reminds me of MS-Windows file manager rather than the much easier and faster to use Linux file manager (in KDE3.x).

Plus, lots of people have not ported their applications to use KDE4.

The KDE4 project feels like using the Linux user base as beta testers, it doesn't feel ready for a full-time roll out. The project promises a lot, but so far has failed to deliver.

[quote][b][user]mymusicmania[/user][/b] disse: Is there anyone brave enough to use KDE4 on their computer - everyday? I'd like to use it, but it's just too basic and for now gives no great benefits over KDE3.x. The Dolphin file browser is a particular step backwards, reminds me of MS-Windows file manager rather than the much easier and faster to use Linux file manager (in KDE3.x). Plus, lots of people have not ported their applications to use KDE4. The KDE4 project feels like using the Linux user base as beta testers, it doesn't feel ready for a full-time roll out. The project promises a lot, but so far has failed to deliver.[quote]

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- obsrv disse...
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- Out 7 2008, 17h55
I use KDE 4,1++ everyday on my both computers, and it rokks

[quote][b][user]obsrv[/user][/b] disse: I use KDE 4,1++ everyday on my both computers, and it rokks[quote]

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- skamster19 disse...
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- Out 8 2008, 10h04
i used also kde 4.1.2, but just sometimes.. it's like the feeling want it.. gnome or kde one of them.. ;)

[quote][b][user]skamster19[/user][/b] disse: i used also kde 4.1.2, but just sometimes.. it's like the feeling want it.. gnome or kde one of them.. ;)[quote]

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- Eleniel disse...
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- Out 10 2008, 17h12
Konqueror is good, but Dolphin is better. I love KDE4!

[quote][b][user]Eleniel[/user][/b] disse: Konqueror is good, but Dolphin is better. I love KDE4![quote]

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- megadethnatic disse...
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- Out 10 2008, 17h15
I still prefer KDE 3.5.9 over KDE 4.1.X. I don't know why, but it still feels so uncomfortable.
Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD
And at least for me all the control elements are too large. I prefer the decent looking KDE 3-style, with some additional design manipulation.

[quote][b][user]megadethnatic[/user][/b] disse: I still prefer KDE 3.5.9 over KDE 4.1.X. I don't know why, but it still feels so uncomfortable. Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD And at least for me all the control elements are too large. I prefer the decent looking KDE 3-style, with some additional design manipulation.[quote]

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- CzechMacca disse...
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- Out 12 2008, 23h36
kde 4.1.2, I think it's good enough for everyday work...

[quote][b][user]CzechMacca[/user][/b] disse: kde 4.1.2, I think it's good enough for everyday work...[quote]

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- watchalex disse...
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- Out 19 2008, 8h41
I don't like KDE4 at all :(
I prefer KDE3x

[quote][b][user]watchalex[/user][/b] disse: I don't like KDE4 at all :( I prefer KDE3x[quote]

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- sylabulus disse...
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- Out 19 2008, 9h53
KDE 4.1.x made me to dislike KDE 3.x

[quote][b][user]sylabulus[/user][/b] disse: KDE 4.1.x made me to dislike KDE 3.x[quote]

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- RenanBirck disse...
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- Out 19 2008, 22h08
KDE4 made me return back to KDE3, then replace all KDE by Openbox...

[quote][b][user]RenanBirck[/user][/b] disse: KDE4 made me return back to KDE3, then replace all KDE by Openbox...[quote]

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- totocool disse...
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- Out 24 2008, 10h25
I used it for about 2 months, but now use my machine with different purpose and need 100% stability. However, KDE 4.1.x kicks ass

[quote][b][user]totocool[/user][/b] disse: I used it for about 2 months, but now use my machine with different purpose and need 100% stability. However, KDE 4.1.x kicks ass[quote]

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- jwbreaker disse...
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- Out 24 2008, 14h47
I've been used it for 2 hours and until I understand that KDE 4 is total crap and switched to KDE 3.5.9

[quote][b][user]jwbreaker[/user][/b] disse: I've been used it for 2 hours and until I understand that KDE 4 is total crap and switched to KDE 3.5.9[quote]

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- std_ disse...
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- Out 25 2008, 7h36
I used KDE 4.1 at my university quite about daily a few weeks ago to check out on it. It was stable enough to work with, and reasonably fast for the slowish computer it ran on. I personally prefer FVWM over just about anything, but I think it's good enough for such a recent release.

Grep me no patterns and I'll give you no lines.

[quote][b][user]std_[/user][/b] disse: I used KDE 4.1 at my university quite about daily a few weeks ago to check out on it. It was stable enough to work with, and reasonably fast for the slowish computer it ran on. I personally prefer FVWM over just about anything, but I think it's good enough for such a recent release.[quote]

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- Holzhaus disse...
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- Out 25 2008, 11h39
I'm using KDE 4 since 4.0...this helped me a lot learning all the console commands :-)

»When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.« — Dom Hélder Câmara

[quote][b][user]Holzhaus[/user][/b] disse: I'm using KDE 4 since 4.0...this helped me a lot learning all the console commands :-)[quote]

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- dmd2live disse...
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- Out 26 2008, 10h49
KDE 4.1.2
But these troubles with Nvidia drivers makes me crazy.

[quote][b][user]dmd2live[/user][/b] disse: KDE 4.1.2 But these troubles with Nvidia drivers makes me crazy. [quote]

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- onsi_ disse...
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- Nov 2 2008, 9h41
KDE 4.1.2

[quote][b][user]onsi_[/user][/b] disse: KDE 4.1.2[quote]

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- jeiworth disse...
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- Nov 2 2008, 18h31
KDE 4.1.2 since Kubuntu Intrepid and quite positively surprised after having played around a little with KDE 4.0 in Hardy. Seems to actually run smoother on my old box, even with some Compiz-eyecandy active :-)

Sadly though, Amarok 1.4 is still based on KDE 3.5 but when Amarok 2.0 gets released (together with HURD and Duke Nukem Forever, apparently) this will be fixed as well.

- panta rei -

[quote][b][user]jeiworth[/user][/b] disse: KDE 4.1.2 since Kubuntu Intrepid and quite positively surprised after having played around a little with KDE 4.0 in Hardy. Seems to actually run smoother on my old box, even with some Compiz-eyecandy active :-) Sadly though, Amarok 1.4 is still based on KDE 3.5 but when Amarok 2.0 gets released (together with HURD and Duke Nukem Forever, apparently) this will be fixed as well.[quote]

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- pawelbial disse...
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- Nov 5 2008, 22h02
I have used KDE 4 since KDE 4.0 was released. Of course I used KDE 4.0 only for a moment. After I used KDE 4.1 from alpha to stable release. Actually I want to compile KDE from svn again :).

[quote][b][user]pawelbial[/user][/b] disse: I have used KDE 4 since KDE 4.0 was released. Of course I used KDE 4.0 only for a moment. After I used KDE 4.1 from alpha to stable release. Actually I want to compile KDE from svn again :).[quote]

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- LazzaRx disse...
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- Nov 8 2008, 21h04
actually I prefer 3.5.10 to 4.1.3.
to many crashes and bugs
waitn' for 4.2

[quote][b][user]LazzaRx[/user][/b] disse: actually I prefer 3.5.10 to 4.1.3. to many crashes and bugs waitn' for 4.2[quote]

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- hailkomputer disse...
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- Nov 10 2008, 4h52
megadethnatic said:
Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD

You can always add an additional panel :)
That's what I did eventually.

[quote][b][user]hailkomputer[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]megadethnatic[/user][/b] said: Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD [/quote] You can always add an additional panel :) That's what I did eventually. [quote]

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- karoshiboy disse...
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- Nov 14 2008, 16h11
Yeah!

KDE 4.1.73 rox

[quote][b][user]karoshiboy[/user][/b] disse: KDE 4.1.73 rox[quote]

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- disse...
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- Nov 15 2008, 9h02
I like KDE 4.1 a lot. I prefer it over Gnome and XFCE. and over KDE 3.x as well.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: I like KDE 4.1 a lot. I prefer it over Gnome and XFCE. and over KDE 3.x as well.[quote]

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- frednux91 disse...
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- Nov 26 2008, 9h58
4.1.2 on MDV2009

Both on workstation and laptop.
I think I would find it hard to go back to 3.5 now, though the first 2 weeks were not easy...

If you wanna get some kicks, phone DI-1-9026

[quote][b][user]frednux91[/user][/b] disse: Both on workstation and laptop. I think I would find it hard to go back to 3.5 now, though the first 2 weeks were not easy...[quote]

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- megadethnatic disse...
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- Nov 26 2008, 15h00
hailkomputer said:
megadethnatic said:
Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD

You can always add an additional panel :)
That's what I did eventually.

Hmm, thank you for the information. But I don't like additional panels that much. I now made a clean install of openSuSE 11.0 and now only use KDE 4.1.3. (I know, only one month till 11.1 but there were some really annoying problems I wasn't able to fix)
The only thing I dislike is: Amarok 1.4.10 looks really shitty without styling, and Amarok 2.0 doesn't import my MySQL data (and it looks crappy, too).
Ah, and the fact that X.org now uses up to 400MB RAM. And I only activated some minor effects (but not Compiz, as this uses nearly the half power of one of my cores, as I only have an onBoard GPU).

[quote][b][user]megadethnatic[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]hailkomputer[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]megadethnatic[/user][/b] said: Does someone know how to change the amount of rows for programs in the taskpanel? I need two: XD [/quote] You can always add an additional panel :) That's what I did eventually. [/quote] Hmm, thank you for the information. But I don't like additional panels that much. I now made a clean install of openSuSE 11.0 and now only use KDE 4.1.3. (I know, only one month till 11.1 but there were some really annoying problems I wasn't able to fix) The only thing I dislike is: Amarok 1.4.10 looks really shitty without styling, and Amarok 2.0 doesn't import my MySQL data (and it looks crappy, too). Ah, and the fact that X.org now uses up to 400MB RAM. And I only activated some minor effects (but not Compiz, as this uses nearly the half power of one of my cores, as I only have an onBoard GPU).[quote]

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- noisenotdance disse...
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- Nov 27 2008, 11h06
I was quite happy with 4.1 and wouldn't want to go back to 3.5 now :p

however now I just use fluxbox

[quote][b][user]noisenotdance[/user][/b] disse: I was quite happy with 4.1 and wouldn't want to go back to 3.5 now :p however now I just use fluxbox [quote]

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- no4b disse...
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- Nov 29 2008, 12h21
I compile KDE4-SVN every week. The only thing I'm missing now is fake transparency in konsole. I dislike true transparency, because letters as a backgraound to letters are very annoying (Opera/Konqueror as konsole's background drives me crazy).

[quote][b][user]no4b[/user][/b] disse: I compile KDE4-SVN every week. The only thing I'm missing now is fake transparency in konsole. I dislike true transparency, because letters as a backgraound to letters are very annoying (Opera/Konqueror as konsole's background drives me crazy).[quote]

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