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- Larro72 schrieb...
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- 25. Jan. 2009, 0:31
No. I am absolutely not comfortable nor am I impressed.

[quote][b][user]Larro72[/user][/b] sagte: No. I am absolutely not comfortable nor am I impressed.[/quote]

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- xrayspx schrieb...
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- 25. Jan. 2009, 6:39
I am using 4.1.current on SuSE 11.1-64 bit. It's good now, after several months struggling. I have a fall-back Macbook that I'm trying to wean myself from though. I think if you have an NVidia card your experience has probably been a lot worse than if you started with an ATI card (I have NVidia and compositing has sucked until the most recent driver updates).

[quote][b][user]xrayspx[/user][/b] sagte: I am using 4.1.current on SuSE 11.1-64 bit. It's good now, after several months struggling. I have a fall-back Macbook that I'm trying to wean myself from though. I think if you have an NVidia card your experience has probably been a lot worse than if you started with an ATI card (I have NVidia and compositing has sucked until the most recent driver updates). [/quote]

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- speedboyii schrieb...
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- 27. Jan. 2009, 20:17
4.2 came out today! *dances*

[quote][b][user]speedboyii[/user][/b] sagte: 4.2 came out today! *dances*[/quote]

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- basotl schrieb...
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- 28. Jan. 2009, 3:26
Eleniel said:
Konqueror is good, but Dolphin is better. I love KDE4!

I actually installed Dolphin on my Gnome install of Ubuntu a while back. Some of it reminds me of Mac actually.

[quote][b][user]basotl[/user][/b] sagte: [quote][b][user]Eleniel[/user][/b] said: Konqueror is good, but Dolphin is better. I love KDE4![/quote] I actually installed Dolphin on my Gnome install of Ubuntu a while back. Some of it reminds me of Mac actually.[/quote]

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- Beeema schrieb...
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- 29. Jan. 2009, 0:03
well I think changing from 3 to 4 is just a matter of getting used to new stuff. I didn't like the changes at the beginning, but after using 4.1 a week I didn't feel much difference :D although that new folder-view plasma is IMO better than the using the whole desktopf for icons, but I think that's just because my Dekstop-Folder contains 100 files or so :D

This looks pixelled. I can shop from some of the tell, and from timing a few pixels in my see.

[quote][b][user]Beeema[/user][/b] sagte: well I think changing from 3 to 4 is just a matter of getting used to new stuff. I didn't like the changes at the beginning, but after using 4.1 a week I didn't feel much difference :D although that new folder-view plasma is IMO better than the using the whole desktopf for icons, but I think that's just because my Dekstop-Folder contains 100 files or so :D[/quote]

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- Cayafas schrieb...
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- 29. Jan. 2009, 16:07
I've been using it since 4.1. Tried 4.0, but it lacked refinement, and a million tiny inconveniences do add up. Having a blast with it since 4.1. It's gorgeous, extremely intuitive to use, and it feels like kde.

[quote][b][user]Cayafas[/user][/b] sagte: I've been using it since 4.1. Tried 4.0, but it lacked refinement, and a million tiny inconveniences do add up. Having a blast with it since 4.1. It's gorgeous, extremely intuitive to use, and it feels like kde.[/quote]

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- Vamp898 schrieb...
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- 8. Aug. 2009, 2:44
Im using KDE since 3.0 and i hate 4.x

The style looks really great. Just amazing. Especially 4.3.0 (installed it on the day when it was released). The new Air theme is really amazing.

But its _not_ usable at all. Konqueror crashes a _lot_ of times when sites are using complex JavaScript and to set up Webkit for every page is not funny after time. Kopete looks terrible since <= 4.2.80

KOffice is not usable in any way too -.-

and its all really, really, really slow. Seems like they changed from C++ to Java or C#

Im going to give it a new try. Again and again but its hard to getting familiar. Using GNOME is just like feeling you´re at home.

KDE is like Campus. You have a lot of fun, maybe a longer time. But its still not your home.

[quote][b][user]Vamp898[/user][/b] sagte: Im using KDE since 3.0 and i hate 4.x The style looks really great. Just amazing. Especially 4.3.0 (installed it on the day when it was released). The new Air theme is really amazing. But its _not_ usable at all. Konqueror crashes a _lot_ of times when sites are using complex JavaScript and to set up Webkit for every page is not funny after time. Kopete looks terrible since <= 4.2.80 KOffice is not usable in any way too -.- and its all really, really, really slow. Seems like they changed from C++ to Java or C# Im going to give it a new try. Again and again but its hard to getting familiar. Using GNOME is just like feeling you´re at home. KDE is like Campus. You have a lot of fun, maybe a longer time. But its still not your home.[/quote]

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- mymusicmania schrieb...
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- 15. Aug. 2009, 14:36
I went and jumped into the development tree just to get KDE4.3, it is better than 4.2 that's for sure, more stable here and appears to work a bit faster too.

I managed to get won over by Dolphin as my file manager, and only use Konquerer as a browser as an emergency when Firefox screws up or for testing.

It shows that KDE4 is not ready if I can still find the KDE3 version of Amarok in the repositories! Although, it does mean a load of KDE3 libraries have to be installed to keep it. I'm sorry, but the Amarok2 sucks (there's a topic somewhere in this Linux group about it).

Still missing lots of ports of Superkaramba stuff to Plasmoids.

[quote][b][user]mymusicmania[/user][/b] sagte: I went and jumped into the development tree just to get KDE4.3, it is better than 4.2 that's for sure, more stable here and appears to work a bit faster too. I managed to get won over by Dolphin as my file manager, and only use Konquerer as a browser as an emergency when Firefox screws up or for testing. It shows that KDE4 is not ready if I can still find the KDE3 version of Amarok in the repositories! Although, it does mean a load of KDE3 libraries have to be installed to keep it. I'm sorry, but the Amarok2 sucks (there's a topic somewhere in this Linux group about it). Still missing lots of ports of Superkaramba stuff to Plasmoids.[/quote]

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- saege23 schrieb...
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- 17. Okt. 2010, 15:19
KDE 4.5 is definitely the best in WM on Linux.

[quote][b][user]saege23[/user][/b] sagte: KDE 4.5 is definitely the best in WM on Linux.[/quote]

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