Il giorno ven, 27/04/2007 alle 07.55 +0200, Marcus Meissner ha scritto: > On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 05:31:08PM -0400, James Tremblay wrote: > > Dear Gnome and Nautilus Team leaders, > > would it be all that difficult to change the default gnome installation to > > carry GnomeBaker with it? it's insultive to the end user not to have simple > > md5sum checking or even have the ability to tell it to write at best > > possible > > speed then verify. Which is completely possible under KDE with K3b which is > > a > > default package. > > Just install and use k3b, which will work just fine under GNOME. > > > I use KDE on My Laptop, but my office is all Novell SLED and I am trying > > not > > to have to convert Novell networking and other documentation from Gnome to > > KDE so I use the Gnome there, If Novell is going to support both desktop's > > why are they not feature to feature equal ? I'm not suggesting that you > > adopt > > We strive to use the best from both desktop worlds... So why not use k3b? > > Ciao, Marcus
Because using K3B means installing a part of KDE too, and some users just don't want. It's the old and never solved issue which affects SuSE since the night of times. We can't have a KDE installation without GNOME apps or a GNOME installation without KDE apps, with the usual lack of resources, especially considering that in most cases there are equivalent applications in both worlds. It's just a question of looking for them. I admit the situation somewhat improved in 10.1/10.2, but it's quite annoying to read this kind of answers to users who are just asking for a more clean and polished desktop installation. Btw, openSUSE doesn't provide a default bit-torrent client for GNOME too, while there are many nice and working out there like deluge (quite similar to ktorrent) or trasmission. It would be a nice addition for 10.3. At the moment they're only available through additional unsupported repositories. Regards, Alberto --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
