I started my current Linux (Ubuntu) experience with Gnome as my default windows/desktop manager. I got used to it.
I tried working on KDE for a couple of days and found it to be frustrating. Maybe because my KDE installation was a bit buggy and things just did not work the way I wanted them to work.
Overall, I am currently sticking with Gnome… KDE 4 might change that. 
I have been facing issues with properly shutting down the machine from Ubuntu. Looks like it has shown its effects.
Ubuntu lacks a startup application folder which enables you to add an application link which would start up automatically on
I am yet to find something which is as good as Flashget. Gwget is usable. Kget is painful. I
New problem... I install some application using the Synaptic Package Manager but it does not add an entry into
Here are some command line steps to improve the looks of web control in Gnome Ubuntu: sudo su wget http://users.tkk.fi/~otsaloma/art/firefox-form-widgets.tar.gz tar -xvzf firefox-form-widgets.tar.gz cp
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July 25th, 2007 at 09:55 am
Gnome is better, in terms of usability… Then again, there would KDE Die-Hard fan support… Sigh
July 25th, 2007 at 10:03 am
I also recently switched to Ubuntu and was pleasantly surprised with it. Previously using Kubuntu and before that openSuse.
I’m waiting for the next round of releases of Ubuntu and openSuse in October. I understand openSuse will also start releasing a single-CD installation, so I will try KDE again then. Hope KDE4 is released by then.
So by the end of the year I should have picked either Ubuntu or openSuse(KDE) as my favourite distro!