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Enlightenment isn't as robust as KDE and it lacks several of the features that most end users want!

Enlightenment is fast and light weight but don't pretend that it has as many features as KDE does because it simply does not.

As for GNOME, I find it funny that Madagascar was Rendered entirely on Linux using Maya and the developers profess to using GNOME 100% of the time! Personally, I think that GNOME fails in every area except the start menu when you compare it to KDE.
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All I can say is  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
No, there is another  techboy_z | 10/18/05
RE: No. there is another  wolfdogjagr | 10/19/05
MP3, APT both work in RedHat and Fedora  carlito408@... | 10/31/05
Yes, we need common binaries and installers that work on all distributions.  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
KDE is a far better  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
What?  just^me | 10/17/05
KDE is really clunky. Konquerer suuucks.  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
I don't use Konqueror  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
Yes, through the madness of the open source process, it all works out . . .  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
Have you heard of FreeDesktop??  thetargos | 11/08/05
Thank you DonnieBoy  carlito408@... | 10/31/05
Ok, I have to admit this is the beauty of open source.  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
Welcome to the 21st Century  Yagotta B. Kidding | 10/18/05
No, that is still NOT good enough. Libraries should be LGPL, NOT GPL  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
For those of you that don't know, the QT license is still a problem.  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
What's wrong with  Linux Advocate | 10/18/05
If it wasn't something as basic as the widget set,it wouldn't be a big deal  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
I don't program...  Linux Advocate | 10/18/05
Another thing. We need a common driver model.  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
Well here  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
I know, Tell me about it...  just^me | 10/17/05
Yes, the driver problem will only get better after we have a common model.  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
One barrier I have seen  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
rip off  reedjjjr | 10/18/05
This is a very much needed feature...  thetargos | 11/08/05
wow  jmills@... | 10/17/05
Hmm...  just^me | 10/17/05
Tech firms to tackle Linux desktop standards  Loverock Davidson | 10/17/05
You sir  Linux Advocate | 10/17/05
To a certain extent  DarbyOhara | 10/18/05
Boo hoo hoo  Loverock Davidson | 10/18/05
Why, you ask?  John Zern | 10/18/05
You must be referring to UnitedLinux.  Michael Kelly | 10/18/05
Troll...  jasonp@... | 10/18/05
Here you go, Love  carlito408@... | 10/31/05
Hey, get this, I just bought something that works with Linux, NOT Windows!!  DonnieBoy | 10/17/05
Is it just me....  DarbyOhara | 10/18/05
I would want one  Real World | 10/18/05
Well, Linux had the usb-serial driver built-in. With Windows, it was not  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
Nope  Real World | 10/18/05
It is always easier if you can just plug it in and go. Now, I have to keep  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
I have other uses for the device besides just running the configuration  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
real world applications  reedjjjr | 10/18/05
Amen. Windows has no place in control systems, even for configuration.  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
Another Linux Group - Good Luck  jpr75_z | 10/18/05
You made some good observations, but . . .  DonnieBoy | 10/18/05
If only M$ would....  nyabdns | 10/18/05

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