Make kde 1st class in fedora

[Arthur Pemberton]

On 11/18/06, Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> As a long time kde and fedora fan, I'd like to promote the idea of making
> kde a 1st class part of fedora.  What does this mean, you ask?  Can't the
> new user select kde at login?
>
> Yes, they can.  But their desktop is setup with icons and menus that are
> missing vital kde components.
>
> If a new desktop is setup with kde, it must have konqueror as the browser
> and kmail as the mail client.  These are designed to work nicely together.
>
> In my experience, most new linux users (as most new users on other OSs)
> never bother to customize their menus and tool bars.  I see my friends
> desktops have kde as window manager, but never heard of kmail, knode, konq
> because fedora by default doesn't show them on their menus and desktop.
>

Let it go dude. Trust me. I know what you mean. But I also know that
it is going to be months before this changes. I think it will....in
time.

Peace

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