Hello All,
I migrated from Debian to Kubuntu. I was using Debian for quite some time. Sure learned a lot! But got tired of always having to configure stuff to make it work. Most of the stuff comes working with Kubuntu and it still allows me to be a geek. ( I have been a developer for 26 years now )
I tried Ubuntu first. I try to like the Gnome desktop, but I just can't. When I was running Debian, I ran KDE also while maintaining a mixed testing/sid distro. IMHO the tools in KDE are just far superior.
One thing about Ubuntu, however, Compiz seemed to run quite good without the bugs I have experienced with Kubuntu. Compiz is nice, but it's not a showstopper for me.
One thing I don't like about Kubuntu is the all purpose root killer - the way sudo has been implemented, but I resolved that immediately after installation.
Anyway, I am very pleased and excited about Kubuntu and look forward to it's progress.
Mike
I migrated from Debian to Kubuntu. I was using Debian for quite some time. Sure learned a lot! But got tired of always having to configure stuff to make it work. Most of the stuff comes working with Kubuntu and it still allows me to be a geek. ( I have been a developer for 26 years now )
I tried Ubuntu first. I try to like the Gnome desktop, but I just can't. When I was running Debian, I ran KDE also while maintaining a mixed testing/sid distro. IMHO the tools in KDE are just far superior.
One thing about Ubuntu, however, Compiz seemed to run quite good without the bugs I have experienced with Kubuntu. Compiz is nice, but it's not a showstopper for me.
One thing I don't like about Kubuntu is the all purpose root killer - the way sudo has been implemented, but I resolved that immediately after installation.
Anyway, I am very pleased and excited about Kubuntu and look forward to it's progress.
Mike
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