As soon as I can I'll install it.  I downloaded it a day or so ago.  

Collins wrote:

> [ snips ]
> 
> On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 00:33:25 -0600 "Brett I. Holcomb"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Thanks, I'm downloaded it now.  KDE
> is nice and I've liked it but I'm > getting tired of
>> 
>> A).  Report problem in current version that is released - get. "Well
> it's > fixed (we think) in the one that will be released in a few months
> so we > won't be worrying about the version that is in the field and
> everyone is > using".
>> 
>> B)  Get "We're all volunteers so we can't be expected to fix it" with
> one > breath and "We're going to be the desktop that competes with MS"
> in the > next.
>> 
>> C) I have 2.2.1 but I understand other versions are getting more
> bloatware.>
>> 
>> Rick Sivernell wrote:
>> 
> 
>> >> No, xfce uses xfwm and is fast, lightweight, small download, and
> easy> >> to set up. It's fun. Did I say fast? I like it better than
> windowmaker> >> or blackbox. (sorry, fans, I haven't used either
> extensively)> >>
>> >> If you have gnome or kde installed, the xfce desktop user menu
> (mouse> >> click menu) shows the menu structure (if it's in standard
> locations)> >> and allows running gnome/kde apps.
>> >> 
>> >> It is being constantly improved.
> 
> xfce will never be bloatware.  It also will never be the KDE type
> desktop with icons all over the place.  There is the occasional bog, but
> if I wait longer than a day to read mail, the bug has usually been fixed
> by the time I read the mail.  For those of you who are really into guis,
> the xftree program is quite good, or a lot of people use the rox filer
> under xfce.
> 
> Instead of "we're much too busy to do that," you read comments like
> "I'll fix that as soon as I've had breakfast."  The only requests that
> are rejected out of hand are the requests for bloaty functions.
> 
> Except for the occasional use of an audio mixer, I can't remember the
> last time I actually used the kde or gnome menus.  xfce is it for me.
> It worked equally well on FreeBSD.
> 

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