I use Gnome because I found KDE a bit too busy, as in I found it hard to
find anything in the menus. I know I can customize all that stuff, but
why take the time to do that when most GNOME schemes don't need it? I
don't particularly like GNOME but it doesn't get in my way most of the
time. I suppose I just dislike it less.
I think you'll find it's a very personal choice. People dislike GNOME
intensely and people dislike KDE intensely. Sometimes the same people.
Personally, I suspect your informal poll is skewed in favour of KDE but
is GNOME the majority? Perhaps, perhaps not. I think it would be
difficult to get an accurate count.
: robert-william : lewko wrote:
Guys, I just saw a comment on lwn.net. The author was talking about a
function specific to okular (a KDE application) and one of the people
posting a comment said "If KDE wants to survive in a GNOME world they
better stop making fool decisions."
What I wonder is this. Is Gnome the majority that this person
commenting says it is? When I do an informal pole of the people I
know who use Linux I probably have 5 friends who are solidly KDE, 1
that uses Gnome and sometimes uses KDE applications and 1 that uses
Enlightenment and couldn't care less about having anything more
elaborate.
IE, is this person who has posted a comment to this article really
based in reality? Is Gnome more popular?
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