[kde-linux] Unpopulated Control-Center window
david
gnome at hawaii.rr.com
Wed Dec 2 19:36:12 UTC 2009
Dale wrote:
> david wrote:
>> Dale wrote:
>>
>>> Well, the issues I ran into were discussed here. There wasn't a way to
>>> fix them with the current state of KDE 4, not that we could find
>>> anyway. I'm not saying that KDE 4 is bad because it is not, it's just
>>> that some of the "features" I need are not working yet. As soon as
>>> those things get sorted out so that I can do my everyday things, I'll
>>> most likely be on KDE 4.
>>>
>>> I will also say, as I have said before, there is a lot that I like about
>>> KDE 4. I'm not sure how well my old puter is going to like it but it
>>> looks OK to me. May have to get a newer video card for this ole thing.
>>>
>> Maybe not, if you set KDE4 to lose all the eye candy. I have booted some
>> Live Linux CDs with KDE4 on my 4+ year old Celeron laptop (stuck with
>> the old Intel 8xx series video hardware) and the video hardware handles
>> it fine if the eye candy is either turned off or very conservatively set.
>>
>> LXDE runs very well on the old hardware. So does Fluxbox.
>>
> Yea but I would leave all the eye candy turned on most likely. I sort
> of like the eye candy stuff, as long as it works.
I hate eye candy. 99% of it is useless fluff. I turn all of it off that
I can in every OS I use.
Programming time is a finite resource. Every minute wasted creating and
debugging eye candy is a minute taken from making applications more
useful, efficient and stable.
--
David
gnome at hawaii.rr.com
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