Good Bye Gnome, Hello KDE, I hope

scripsit David Mandala:
> My point exactly, Knoppix is far more friendly, and detects far more
> hardware correctly, that said it suffers from the same problems as
> Debian, since it is Debian. Once you go past the good features of
> Knoppix you are back in Debian hell. Debian is just not user friendly.

and earlier:

> Debian is on of the hardest versions of Linux to get correctly installed
> and configured.

My question, though, was what about Debian makes it hard to use _after_
it is installed and configured. Assume (for the sake of argument) that
a jinni does the installation for you and does your XF86Config-4...

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Thanasis Kinias
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Doctoral Student, Department of History
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona, U.S.A.