Re: tlug: another question: webpage-like desktop in Linux

[Scott Perlman <perlman@example.com>]

Well I'll pedantically correct that:

KDE is the most user-friendly (In the opinion of Matt Gushee) free
(using the term loosely) desktop available for X on Linux.

I personally can't stand any of the CDE clones and consider them all
non-friendly.  (What you don't want Icons on your desktop? TOUGH, we
can sort them into this one huge area of your screen if you really
don't want them floating, but you WILL have Icons)

So I'm outvoted.

-Scott
Matt Gushee did state upon Thu, Jul 09, 1998 at 01:05:38PM +0900:
> Oops. Let me pedantically correct myself before someone else does.
> 
>  > the moment KDE is the most user-friendly desktop available for X.
> 
> ... should read:
> 
> KDE is the most user-friendly free desktop (using the term loosely)
> available for X on Linux.
> 
> Matt
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