No problem,2nd iso worked.
I am posting this with konquerer,means install worked fine.
Only thing I did not like that there was no option on "manual" to
not install grub,since I had a few buntus already on this disc.
Well....what should I say after 5 minutes....strange new world.
Surprised that there is no firefox by default....will suck all updates,then
install firefox.Yeah,and one thing I already miss:
Synaptic.
Is there anything against installing it?
Edit:
just realise that rekonq seems to be pretty snappy....
Last edited by realzippy; August 17th, 2011 at 04:25 PM.
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Kubuntu 11.04 should be fine. It doesn't have the new KDE 4.7, but it really isn't all that different from 4.6.
openSUSE probably has a nicer KDE implementation than Kubuntu, but I still prefer the Ubuntu base over openSUSE... and Kubuntu gets better with each release.
Do you folks like coffee?
You can get whatever font you want with opensuse, but I agree that the default ones are not very pretty.
Muon is a nice package manager for kde.
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Setting this thread as solved,because I decided to install Kubuntu on it's own and already have done this.
After messing with unity/gnome shell a few weeks I now enjoy configuring a Desktop which doesn't treat me as I where...CENSORED
After adding 2nd panel to the top,installing synaptic,firefox,compiz,backports,proposed and
kicking kde stuff I will never need I already feel at home.
Think I can live with this when 10.04 reached EOL and gnome 2.x is history.
Thanks to all for the input in this thread,feel free to add more,will not un-subsribe.
Have fun!
zippy
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Muon comes closest to Synaptic (in case you are still looking for a KDE-alternative) I'd say but I'm not a KDE expert, just ran Kubuntu for a few months. edit: Never mind, Muon was already mentioned.
Last edited by Erik1984; August 17th, 2011 at 06:20 PM.
Already have installed synaptic.looks like it was on Win95 on KDE,but who cares.
Will have a look at Muon,thanks!
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My suggestion for KDE/qt written libs/apps (well...and needs):
VLC - multimedia player.
phonon VLC backend - sound to system via VLC (remember to set it in sound pref. afterwards).
Kdenlive - video editor/movie maker
kid3 - tag maker/editor
kaudiocreator - edit/rip CDs
ffmpegthumbs - plugin for dolphin to watch movies in Dolphin file browser.
kdvdcreator - make/create DVDs with your own menus etc.
Musescore - music writer application
RecorditNow! - record your Desktop.
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