Although I haven't tried "null" yet, it's been known that RedHat has great prefence over Gnome than KDE. What they did was strip down KDE to its barest minimum (libraries and apps) to even look like Gnome and yet still run because it uses the critical KDE components needed to run the KDE app, or something like that. I really like KDE though. I use KDE in this box (7.3) but installed the eye-candy stuff made by Connectiva. But the issue at hand, as the site has said, is not about themes, but about application stability/functionality. What RedHat is planning to do cripples KDE as a whole. If they don't want KDE, "then don't bundle it" would be more simple. Does it affect GNU/Linux entirely? Not really. Servers don't need KDE or Gnome. But desktops do. That's why it's a serious matter. Jerome Gotangco -----Original Message----- From: Michael Peligro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 11:29:33 +0800 Subject: [plug] Red Hat's crippling KDE > http://www.mosfet.org/ > http://www.mosfet.org/fss.html > > Is this really true? Thoughts? > > -- > mikol
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