I prefer Gnome to KDE generally, but there are some KDE apps that are really
nice so I install and run them on my gnome desktop. I know that means some
library duplication and probably various kinds of overhead, But that is the
extent of my knowledge. I don't see any obvious negatives so far though
this is a 3.0 GHz P4 with HT on 1 GB ram so should have plenty of horsepower
for such things. But ...
1) Might I lose any functionality running the KDE apps under Gnome?
2) Are there definitive caveats or known problems doing so (or a list
somewhere)?
3) Is there any way to get an idea of how badly resources are being wasted?
Specific example: Comparing AmaroK to Sound Juicer is like comparing a 67
Corvette to a Model T. But when I was looking through preferences I got a
report that there had been an error running/accessing/??? aRTs (sic) for
AmaroK. I ended up turning it aff and I can't even find out what it is.
--
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter
and those who matter don't mind. - Dr. Seuss
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