Vote for this as a post of the month! :)))
(I am not writing in KMail :))


On Fri, 2006-02-10 at 01:50 +0100, Damir Perisa wrote:
> also writing from kmail :D
> 
> Thursday 09 February 2006 14:30, Eren Metin Elci wrote:
>  | I have been using Arch Linux for 3 Month now, after I came from
>  | gentoo. Now Iam thinking about installing KDE. 
> 
> if you can afford the harddrive space, there should be no reason 
> against not doing so and trying yourself. you can always remove it 
> using pacman -R $pkgname if you don't like it ;-)
> 
>  | For that reason I 
>  | want to check if there are any problems or  disadvantages by using
>  | KDE in ArchLinux, because it is against the goal "KISS".
> 
> it depends on the interpretation of KISS... i myself see it as the 
> optimal way of doing somethign. use the right tools... if the tools 
> are complicated but are the only available and you do not have the 
> time/motivation/possibilities to create new tools, you better lerarn 
> to use the available ones, eh? that's my motto...
> 
> kde is huge... kdeinit takes long to start on older computers but once 
> in RAM it works fine also on old computers. arch kde pkgs are set to 
> be original with only minor modifications. therefore you are not 
> confronted with lots of distro-specific mess in kde. 
> 
> kde is complex ... but that does not need to mean something bad. look 
> at nature: imagine that every cell of a human has around 30'000 genes 
> and about 10'000 up to 240'000 gene products. compared to this, if 
> you want to make it simple a bacterium has about 4'000 genes and 
> probably not much more than 4'000 gene products. however, i like 
> being human and not bacterium. there are things that are much better 
> if they are complex... but it always depends on the observation 
> point. maybe bacteria laugh at us being so complex them being proud 
> of being "simple". 
> 
> what is the point i'm trying to make.... i don't know... maybe the 
> message is that ways of thinking do not essentially need to be 
> theological. KISS is not a religion (however i believe in kissing 
> (the biological interaction between two interfaces)) and some things 
> are simpler if they stay complex. :-)
> 
> - D
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